- antiphyllous, monadelphous,
filaments slightly fused at the base, dithecous,
dorsifixed or versatile, introrse. Gynoecium: it is bicarpellary, syncarpous, superior...
-
configuration where connective tissue extends in a tube
around the
filament tip
dorsifixed:
attached at its
center to the filament,
usually versatile (able to move)...
-
touch on
their upper end
forming a ring, or they are
completely free,
dorsifixed, or
basifixed with
poricide dehiscence or
through small longitudinal cracks...
-
Lilium flower with
perigonium of six
undifferentiated tepals,
arranged in two
trimerous whorls and side-connected (
dorsifixed) anthers....
-
surrounded by and
equal in
length the
petals or are shorter. The
anthers are
dorsifixed. The
superior ovary is free, rounded, with 2-4 chambers.
Fruits are a...
-
attached by its base, e.g. an
anther attached to the filament.
Compare dorsifixed.
basipetal Developing sequentially from the apex
toward the base (i.e...
- (rarely fewer);
these have a 4-5mm long
filament with an
enlarged base. The
dorsifixed, 6mm long
anthers are
longer than the filaments. The
ovary is superior...
-
unequal stamen filaments are
curved upward with the linear-oblong
anthers dorsifixed. The
superior ovary is green, with
three chambers and the
stigma is 3-lobed...
-
generally basifixed (attached at its base to the filament),
sometimes dorsifixed (attached at centre) (see
Carlsward et al (2011)
Figure 2).
Other commonly...
- tube
around the
filament tip),
rarely attached at the
centre and free (
dorsifixed versatile; F.
fusca and some
Liliorhiza species). In contrast, pseudobasifixed...
