-
called a fascicle. A
verticillaster is a
fascicle with the
structure of a dichasium; it is
common among the Lamiaceae. Many
verticillasters with
reduced bracts...
-
herbaceous plant species native to China, Mongolia, and Siberia. It has
verticillaster inflorescence. It is
naturalized in many
other parts of the world, including...
- subspecies). The
inflorescence is a pseudo-whorl of 4–16
flowers (called a
verticillaster)
clustered around the axil of a leaf-pair. The
calyx is five-lobed and...
- the
phloem and xylem,
which are
globose to subglobose.
Inflorescence Verticillaster,
flowers white, small, and
directly attached to the base
without a peduncle...
-
layer of
microscopic intertwined hairs.
Sideritis inflorescence is
verticillaster.
Sideritis montana [de] In Albania, Bulgaria, Greece,
North Macedonia...
- axils. They are
white to
purple and
produced in
false whorls called verticillasters. The
corolla is two-lipped with four
subequal lobes, the
upper lobe...
-
pseudoverticillate (appearing
whorled or
verticillate but not
actually so).
verticillaster A type of
pseudoverticillate inflorescence,
typical of the Lamiaceae...
- length, the
flower head
seeming hemispherical like an open umbrella.
Verticillaster – a
whorled collection of
flowers around a stem, the
flowers produced...
- a
rounded point. The
flowering spikes are 10–22 cm long,
producing verticillasters that each have many
flowers and are
crowded together over most of the...
- wide, in a clump-like,
upright shape, with
flowers appearing in
showy verticillasters, or
false whorls, and
occasionally branching at the apex. The leaves...