- A
pseudanthium (Ancient Gr**** for 'false flower'; pl.: pseudanthia) is an
inflorescence that
resembles a flower. The word is
sometimes used for
other structures...
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Flowerhead was a rock band from Austin, Texas. The
seeds of
Flowerhead were
originally planted deep
underground by
founding members Eric
Faust (Lead Vocals...
- late autumn; they grow in
flowerheads (corymbs or panicles) most
often at the ends of the stems.
Typically the
flowerheads contain two
types of flowers:...
- 8 ft) and
producing 100 to 120
flowerheads each year. It is
named for its
large dome-shaped
cardinal red
flowerheads,
which bear 210
individual flowers...
-
combine into
secondary flowerheads, each
subtended by a
spiny bract hardly or
substantially longer than the
secondary flowerheads, with only the centre...
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elliptic to
obovate or spatulate, 5–10 mm long, with
revolute margins. The
flowerheads are axillary, sessile, few-flowered, with a
strigose calyx; the corolla...
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Flowerheads are set
individually at the end of a
branch of up to 30 cm long, with a few
small papery bracts, more
densely set near the
flowerhead. Flowerheads...
- petals, 5–6 mm in diameter, and
pollinated by flies. The cream-coloured
flowerheads are honey-scented
blossoms that are
crisp and
somewhat juicy, with a...
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Middle East. All
species are spiny, thistle-like in appearance, with
flowerheads that
consist of
yellow (rarely
orange or white)
ligulate florets, and...
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prickly wings along the stems, both with a
white marginal vein. The
yellow flowerheads stand solitary or with a few
together at the tip to the stems, and subtended...
