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Scilla peruviana, the
Portuguese squill, is a
species of
Scilla native to the
western Mediterranean region in Iberia, Italy, and
northwest Africa. It is...
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Corymb is a
botanical term for an
inflorescence with the
flowers growing in such a
fashion that the
outermost are
borne on
longer pedicels than the inner...
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flowers have
petals that are 10–15 mm (0.4–0.6 in) long
collected in
corymbose few-flowered
racemes and are
generally light purple, pink or
almost white...
- but are
rarely if ever
locally invasive.[citation needed]
Paniculate or
corymbose cymes;
bracts minute, nonmodified;
fruits globose or subglobose, white...
- grow from the
crown of the root-stock in the spring,
these branch in a
corymbose fashion. The
roots of the
plant can
reach a
depth of up to 6.1 m (20 ft)...
- small,
white scales, base rounded.
Inflorescence Small umbels forming Corymbose,
axillary and
terminal panicle.
Flowers Bracteoles, acute.
Perianth -tube...
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intercostae reticulate, obscure.
Flowers bi****ual, greenish-white, in
terminal corymbose panicled cymes;
bracts small;
calyx small campanulate, 2 lipped, 5 lobed;...
- China. The
variety Deutzia setchuenensis var. corymbiflora,
called the
corymbose deutzia or
Chinese snow flower, has
gained the
Royal Horticultural Society's...
- and 9.5 cm in
width but
commonly shorter.
Inflorescence is terminal,
corymbosely arranged and crowded;
flowers are pale mauve,
purple or white. The species...
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longitudinal band on the
adaxial (upper) side, an
inflorescence that is
corymbose or pseudocorymbose,
tepals that are
white with a
longitudinal green band...
