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split on the
outer side (relative to the
center of the flower), this is
extrorse dehiscence, and if the
pollen is
released from the
inner side, this is...
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numerous filaments,
anthers monothecous, reniform, basifixed,
filament short,
extrorse.
Pollen are
spherical with spikes, size is
approximately 90 microns. Carples:...
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Stamens can be
connate (fused or
joined in the same whorl) as follows:
extrorse:
anther dehiscence directed away from the
centre of the flower. Cf. introrse...
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anthers face to face, as
flower opens they
abruptly straighten;
anthers extrorse, oblong, two-celled;
cells opening longitudinally. The
pistil has a two-lobed...
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keeled within at base, long-persistent;
stamens 6, hypogynous, the
anthers extrorse,
medifixed and versatile,
opening by
longitudinal slits;
ovary superior...
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whorl of
stamens with glands,
tomentose at base inside,
anthers 4-celled,
extrorse.
Berry compressed-obconic or globose, l.2-1.3 cm long, l.2-1.5 cm across...
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components of the
perianth are the stamens. The two-celled
anthers are
extrorse and move
rather flexibly. The pistil's
overall structural shape is distinctive:...
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stamens or androecium,
usually referring to the
location of a
nectary disk.
extrorse (of
anther locules)
Opening toward the
outside of the flower. Contrast...
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ranks on the base of the receptacle;
filaments thread-like, short;
anthers extrorse, long, two-celled, adnate;
cells opening longitudinally. Pistils: Indefinite...
- Indefinite,
densely packed on the
globular receptacle;
filaments short;
anthers extrorse, two-celled,
opening longitudinally Pollen: Shed as
permanent tetrads Pistils:...
