- In botany, a
perigynium (plural:
perigynia), also
referred to as a utricle,
typically refers to a sac that
surrounds the
achene of
plants in the genus...
-
clumping perennial. The
variety Carex debilis var.
rudgei has
smaller perigynia that are
broadest near the middle. The
natural habitat of
Carex debilis...
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somewhat greener perigynia with more
rounded tips,
versus the gray-green
coloring and
angular tips of C.
amphibola perigynia. The
perigynia of C. amphibola...
-
genera within a
division of Monocotyledons, a
class (III) of
Stamina Perigynia and 'order' Asparagi,
divided into
three subfamilies. The use of the term...
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brown in color. The
smooth perigynia is
either pale
green or pale
yellow in color. The
achenes can
nearly fill the
perigynia. The
fruiting time is between...
- the base and
acute or
rounded at the tip, with 15–40
lenticular perigynia. The
perigynia are
green to
reddish brown,
orbiculate to
broadly ovate, and typically...
-
genera within a
division of monocotyledons, a
class (III) of
Stamina Perigynia and 'order' Narcisse,
divided into
three subfamilies. This
system also...
- androgynous. The
mature lateral spikelets each have 12–30
plump perigynia. The
perigynia are 4–5.5 mm (0.16–0.22 in) in
length and 2 mm (0.08 in) across...
- cross-section. The
perigynia is 5-7mm long with a long beak
comprising about half of the
perigynia length. The beak of the
perigynia has two
small teeth...
-
hattoriana in that it has larger,
rather glabrous and
strongly veined perigynia. "Carex chichijimensis". eMonocot.
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