- An
accessory fruit is a
fruit that
contains tissue derived from
plant parts other than the ovary. In
other words, the
flesh of the
fruit develops not from...
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includes the ****e myrtles. Such
flowers are
termed perigynous or half-
epigynous. In some classifications, half-inferior
ovaries are not
recognized and...
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sometimes termed epigynous berries or
false berries, as
opposed to true berries,
which develop from a
superior ovary. In
epigynous berries, the berry...
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hypanthium is
present up to the base of the style(s), the
flower is
epigynous. In an
epigynous flower, the stamens, petals, and
sepals are
attached to the hypanthium...
- (gunḗ, gunaikós) acrogynous, androgyne, androgynous, androgyny, epigyne,
epigynous, epigynum, gymnogynous, gynaeceum, gynaecocracy, gynarchy, gyne, gynecocracy...
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orange and red, but
white and
cream coloured forms exist. The dicarpelled,
epigynous ovary forms the ovule. The
safflower plant then
produces achenes. Each...
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Angiosperms The
receptacle (grey) in
relation to the
ovary (red) in
three types of flowers:
hypogynous (I),
perigynous (II), and
epigynous (III)...
- eugenioides. The
trees produce edible red or
purple fruits that are
either epigynous berries or
indehiscent drupes. The
fruit is
often referred to as a "coffee...
- pleiomerous; e.g. six in Richardia)
flowers are
usually bi****ual and
usually epigynous. The
perianth is
usually biseriate,
although the
calyx is
absent in some...
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epidermis An organ's
outermost layer of cells,
usually only one cell thick.
epigynous Borne on the ovary;
describes floral parts when
attached above the level...
