- In angiosperms, a
hypanthium or
floral cup is a
structure where basal portions of the calyx, the corolla, and the
stamens form a cup-shaped tube. It is...
-
components in the
aroma are
benzyl salicylate and
methyl linoleate.
Pericarpels are nude,
slightly angled, and green.
Bracteoles are
short and narrow...
-
close relationship to each
other and to
species of
Rebutia with
naked pericarpels (Rebutia II above),
including the type
species R. minuscula. The larger...
- tissue,
forming a
structure called a
pericarpel.
Tissue derived from the
petals and
sepals continues the
pericarpel,
forming a
composite tube—the whole...
- 30 cm (9.8 to 11.8 in) long, 15 to 17 cm (5.9 to 6.7 in) wide with the
pericarpel 2.5 to 5 cm (0.98 to 1.97 in) long,
about 2.5 cm (0.98 in) thick, bracteoles...
-
inches (38 cm) in width.
Fragrance reminding of
vanilla and orange-flower;
pericarpel 25 mm long, with
bracteoles 5 mm, strap-shaped and yellowish, covered...
-
green epidermis.
Flowers are
nocturnal and funnel-shaped, 32–38 cm long;
pericarpel is
ovoid or
slightly globose,
tubercles are
large and flattened, with...
- A key
feature that
distinguishes Aylostera from
Rebutia is that the
pericarpels and
receptacles (which
together form a
structure that is
often referred...
-
appear on the side of the shoot, open
during the day or at night.
Their pericarpels usually have a few
scales or are
completely glabrous. The fleshy, berry-like...
- bell-shaped, and
mostly nocturnal. The stem that
supports the
flowers (
pericarpel) is
often covered with
numerous spiny areoles. They are
considered easy...
