- The
perianth (
perigonium,
perigon or
perigone in monocots) is the non-reproductive part of the flower, and
structure that
forms an
envelope surrounding...
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outgrowth of the
perianthal meristem with
ramifying vasculature. See also
perigonium, perianth, and corona.
parasite An
organism living on or in a different...
- the
perianth is
called perigonium and the
pieces that
compose it are
called tepals. If the
tepals resemble a
petal the
perigonium is
called corollaceous...
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analogy with the
terms "petal" and "sepal". (De
Candolle used the term
perigonium or
perigone for the
tepals collectively; today, this term is used as a...
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means they are
single layered. They are also
smooth and firm-walled. The
perigonium is the
reproductive structure which holds the male organs. It is made...
- or may not (ebracteate) be present. The
perianth is
undifferentiated (
perigonium) and
biseriate (two whorled),
formed from six
tepals arranged into two...
-
antheridia (sing. antheridium) and are
enclosed by
modified leaves called the
perigonium (pl. perigonia). The
surrounding leaves in some
mosses form a
splash cup...
-
pollen and
bright red and very
fringed stigmas protruding from the
large perigonium,
making it very characteristic.
Crocus ligusticus is an autumn-flowering...
- As with
other members of
Liliaceae the
perianth is
undifferentiated (
perigonium) and
biseriate (two whorled),
formed from six free (i.e. apotepalous)...
-
three parts may be
considered to be
components of the
perianth (perigon,
perigonium). The
perianth arises above the apex of the
inferior ovary, its base forming...
