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Heterostyly is a
unique form of
polymorphism and
herkogamy in flowers. In a
heterostylous species, two or
three morphological types of flowers,
termed "morphs"...
- in the
commelinid clade, in the monocots. It is a
small family of
heterostylous aquatic plants,
occurring in
tropical and
subtropical waters. Charles...
- to
release the
small black seeds. The
flowers are
hermaphrodite but
heterostylous;
individual plants bear
either pin
flowers (longuistylous flower: with...
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species are blue or yellow,
rarely red, white, or pink, and some are
heterostylous.
There is an
average of 6 to 10
seeds per boll.
Linum species are used...
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panicles that form on the
trunk and
other branches. The
flowers are
heterostylous,
borne in a
pendulous panicle inflorescence.
There flower is fragrant...
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fruticosa (L.) Kurz (as L.
fruticosum L.) Some
species of
Lythrum are
heterostylous, such as the
tristylous (occurring in
three forms) L. salicaria. Lythrum...
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between long ones,
resulting in two
levels of stamens. The
species is
heterostylous and has been
shown to be self-incompatible.
White fruits follow the...
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viscid rachises.
Bracts are
lanceolate and 3-7 × 1–2 mm long. The
heterostylous flowers have
white corollas 17–33 mm in
diameter and
tubes 12.5–28 mm...
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pedicels (stalks),
reaching just
above the foliage. The
flowers are
heterostylous, with two
distinct forms of
flower within each species;
those with short...
- self-incompatibility.
Almost all
heterostylous taxa
feature SI to some extent. The loci
responsible for SI in
heterostylous flowers, are
strongly linked to...
