- Rubiaceae.
Compare semaphyll and pterophyll.
calyculate Having an epicalyx.
calyculus 1. A cup-shaped
structure formed from
bracts resembling an
outer calyx...
- Wikispecies:
Acetabularia caliculus AlgaeBase: 1422 eFloraSA: Acetabularia_
calyculus EUNIS: 65303 GBIF: 5839240 iNaturalist: 132495 IRMNG: 11837424 NCBI: 73017...
- Africa.
Similar to Senecio, but
differing in
never having ray florets. A
calyculus of
short bracts (c.1/4 to 1/5 of the
length of the
inner phyllaries) is...
-
nectaries (calyculal nectaria,
found on the receptacle, near the base of the
calyculus). When ripe and in warm weather, the
flower capsule will
burst and expose...
- surface.
Other lookalikes include Hymenoscyphus species,
including H.
calyculus, but
these can be
distinguished by
their distinct stalks, and
growth on...
- by
lowercase letter describing the type of placentation. For epicalyx/
calyculus, the
letter "k" is used. The
numbers are
inserted after the labels, they...
- I (1984). "Chromosome
behavior in the
primary nucleus of
Acetabularia calyculus as
revealed by
epifluorescent microscopy". Protoplasma. 122 (1–2): 27–34...
- distinguish. The
fruiting bodies are
usually pedunculated sporangia, a
calyculus may be
present or absent. The
delicate peridium is
reduced to a structure...
- areas,
thickened and
deeper beneath,
surviving as an
initially shallow calyculus. The
capillitium from the m**** is
olive to olive-yellow and is composed...
-
upper and
lower structures. The
lower calyculus has a rim
shape with two
smaller leave lobes. The
upper calyculus has two
broadly triangular shaped sti****rs...
