-
secondary umbels of
compound umbels are
known as
umbellules or umbellets. A
small umbel is
called an
umbellule. The
arrangement of the
inflorescence in umbels...
- subumbellate, umbel, umbellate, umbelliferous, umbelliform, umbellulate,
umbellule, umber, umbra, umbraculum, umbrage, umbrageous, umbral, umbrella, umbriferous...
- shape. The
umbellules are
hemispherical to globose.
Bracteoles are also
usually absent,
though rarely 1 or 2 may be present. Each
umbellule has
about 18...
- with 12–40
smooth rays (stalks), 3–8 cm long,
which carry the
smaller umbellules.
These rays are
shorter than the
stalk (peduncle) below, and they do not...
-
umbels terminal, in a
loose panicle, with 6-14 rays;
flowers many in each
umbellule, the
petals dirty white unequally 2-lobed,
about 1 mm.
Fruit narrowly...
- subumbellate, umbel, umbellate, umbelliferous, umbelliform, umbellulate,
umbellule, umber, umbra, umbraculum, umbrage, umbrageous, umbral, umbrella, umbriferous...
- is
further divided into
several secondary umbels known as
umbellets or
umbellules. Each
umbellet has 15 to 20 rays (pedicels) that are each
topped with...
- in June in
northern Europe, with
primary umbels of 4-8
smaller rounded umbellules about 2 cm in diameter, each of
which has
numerous white flowers. There...
-
consists of 2–7
umbellules, each
supported by numerous, white-bordered, elliptic, and three-veined bracteoles. The
pedicels of the
umbellules are usually...
- with 8-20
primary branchlets up to 10 cm long, 15-20
secondary rays,
umbellules with 10-15
flowers in each.
Calyx truncate or
obscurely 5-toothed; flowers...
