- insect. Some
orchid genera have
mealy pollinia.
These are
tapering into a
caudicle (stalk),
attached to the viscidium. They
extend into the
middle section...
-
stalk that
sometimes supports a flower's ovary. In orchids, the
stipe or
caudicle is the stalk-like
support of the pollinia. It is a non-viscid band or strap...
- m**** of waxy
pollen or of
coherent pollen grains. The
pollinia are with
caudicle and
viscidium or without. The
stigma are
entire or three-lobed; a beak...
- of the anther, as it is
connected to the
viscidium by the
caudicle or stipe. The
caudicle then
bends and the
pollinium is
moved forwards and downwards...
-
nonconcatenative †catēnula catēnul-
cauda caud-, cod- tail cauda, caudal, caudate,
caudicle, coda, codetta, curvicaudate, dequeue, enqueue,
queue †caudicula caudicul-...
- apex of the
pentagonal stigma.
Pollinium one in each cell,
pendulous caudicles slender.
Carpels 2 distinct,
styles 2,
united to the
single pentangular...
- i.e. a m**** of waxy
pollen or of
coherent pollen grains;
pollinia with
caudicle and
viscidium or without;
stigma entire or 3-lobed;
rostellum present;...
- pedicel,
known as the
caudicle,
which carries the pollinia. When the moth
finishes feeding and
moves to
another flower, the
caudicle dehydrates, altering...
- 9 mm (0.16 to 0.35 in) from its base.
Attached to the
viscidium via the
caudicle is the pollinia. Upon
removing its
proboscis from the flower, the pollinarium...
-
pollinium 1.2 x 1.5 mm, cleft,
attached by a thin
transparent and
elastic caudicle to
transparent stipe;
stipe thin and
roughly triangular,
folded at base...
