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golden bracts of
Musella lasiocarpa. A
small bract is
called a
bracteole or
bractlet.
Technically this is any
bract that
arises on a
pedicel instead of subtending...
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hairless and 15
millimetres (0.59 in) to 20
millimetres (0.79 in) with
small bractlets nearer to the base
which are
densely hairy. The
petals are
thick and yellowish...
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usually on
separate trees,
their pedicels short, recurved, and
bearing two
bractlets. Calyx:
Usually four-lobed,
accrescent under the fruit. Corolla: Greenish...
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green in color, but
flushed with red or
purple shading, as well as the
bractlets,
giving an
overall darker appearance. The
filaments are also dark and...
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below the
middle and dark
chestnut brown at apex. Each
scale bears two
bractlets and
three sterile flowers, each
flower consisting of a sessile, membranous...
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deeply four-parted, very downy, and
orange brown within. Two or
three bractlets appear at base. The
fruit is a hard
woody capsule 10–14 mm (0.39–0.55 in)...
- solitary, or two to
three together,
above the
spreading leaves.
Bracts and
bractlets are lanceolate,
acute and persistent. Calyx:
Calyx tube,
coherent with...
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presented in a
compound umbel atop a
stout red to
green stem, with
broad bractlets (often
partially fused) at the base of each
secondary umbel. The flower...
- each
bearing a petite, hanging, down-facing, bell-shaped flower. The
bractlets are red and the
contrasting flower is white.
Although the
shrub tends...
- calyx;
synonymous with
bractlet.
bracteolate Possessing bracteoles (
bractlets).
bracteose Having many or
showy bracts.
bractlet See bracteole. branchlet...
