-
through the
process of abscission. The lost
structures are said to be
caducous. Mani****tion of
dehiscence can
improve crop
yield since a
trait that causes...
-
Brown Turkey, Brunswick, and
Celeste are some
representative cultivars.
Caducous (or Smyrna) figs
require cross pollination by the fig wasp with pollen...
- A****ual
reproduction in liverworts: a
caducous phylloid germinating...
- on the disk
flowers of a
pappus that is of two awn-like
scales that are
caducous (that is,
easily detached and
falling at maturity). Some
species also have...
-
clear yellow.
Petioles slender, terete,
enlarged at the base. Sti****s
caducous. Flowers: April, May,
before and with the leaves, papilionaceous. Perfect...
- The
three types of sti****s
according to
duration are
caducous,
deciduous and persistent.
Caducous sti****s fall off
before the leaf unfolds,
while deciduous...
- said to be
caducous, but that term can
apply to any
organ that is shed early, not only leaves; for example, many
Geraniums have
caducous stamens. The...
- 2-4,
lanceolate ligulate,
green with
purple base, to 50 mm × 4 mm,
early caducous,
distally decreasing in size,
flowers clustered 5–7 cm near the top the...
- (perigonium) and
biseriate (two whorled),
formed from six free (i.e. apotepalous)
caducous tepals arranged into two
separate whorls of
three parts (trimerous) each...
- obovate, lobed, and fringed, membranous,
hairy or smooth, and
usually caducous. The male
flowers are
without calyx or corolla, and
comprise a
group of...