- A
gynop**** is the
stalk of
certain flowers which supports the
gynoecium (the ovule-producing part of a flower),
elevating it
above the
branching points...
- hypogynous,
frequently large and showy. Flat or oblique,
sometimes forming a
gynop****.
Hypogynous disk
present and
extrastaminal or absent.
Perianth of (3-)4(−8)...
- fertilization, a
short stalk at the base of the ovary—often
termed a
gynop****, but
which appears to be part of the ovary—elongates to form a thread-like...
- The
flowers have a
short hypanthium and a
single carpel with a
short gynop****, and
after fertilization produce fruits that are legumes. The Fabaceae...
- saxifrages. Occasionally, the
gynoecium is born on a stalk,
called the
gynop****, as in
Isomeris arborea.
Flowers and
fruit (capsules) of the
ground orchid...
-
while the
stamens are
intricately folded in the
unopened bud. A
single gynop**** protrudes from
amongst the
stamens in the open flower. The
fruit is plum-like...
-
palmately divided leaves, and
mostly no septum.
Capparaceae generally have a
gynop****,
sometimes an androgynop****, and a
variable number of stamens. Almost...
-
indicates a
superior ovary; G(5)
indicates having five
fused carpels.
gynop**** A
stalk supporting the
gynoecium and
situated above the
level of insertion...
-
merged for
about half
their length into a so-called androgynop****, and a
gynop**** on top of
which will
develop a
cylindrical capsule with one or two cavities...
- and
petals are 4 in
number and are free.
Stamens are many,
ovary on a
gynop****, one-celled.
Fruit is a berry,
globose or ellipsoid.
Caperbushes are mainly...
