- Lythraceae,
which includes the ****e myrtles. Such
flowers are
termed perigynous or half-epigynous. In some classifications, half-inferior
ovaries are...
- orchids, asters, and
evening primroses.
Between these two
extremes are
perigynous flowers, in
which a
hypanthium is present, but is
either free from the...
-
Angiosperms The
receptacle (grey) in
relation to the
ovary (red) in
three types of flowers:
hypogynous (I),
perigynous (II), and
epigynous (III)...
-
Moringa (except M. longituba)
characterized by
irregular floral symmetry,
perigynous flowers, and
short receptacles. The
Dysmoringa clade contains the species...
- 19
stamens classis 12. Icosandria:
flowers with 20 (or more) stamens,
perigynous classis 13. Polyandria:
flowers with many stamens,
inserted on the receptacle...
- Rosaceae. The sole
species is
Dichotomanthes tristaniaecarpa. The
flower is
perigynous (sepals,
petals and
stamens around the edge of the ovary) the
ovary is...
- and
arising from
tissue fused to the
ovary wall.
Compare hypogynous and
perigynous.
epilithic Growing on stone.
Compare lithophytic, a
plant growing on stone...
- spring. The
corolla is
surrounded by 5-toothed calyx. They are
perfect and
perigynous with
prominent yellow stamens. The gray-green drupe-like
capsule fruits...
- are
present below the
ovary Inferior –
Insertion –
Stamens –
Ovary –
Perigynous –
Superior – Wing – a
lateral petal of the
flowers of
species in Fabaceae...
-
inflorescence is a
terminal panicle or some
modification of one. The
flowers are
perigynous with a bell- or urn-shaped
hypanthium (base of the flower),
usually externally...
