- In
botanical terminology, a
phyllary, also
known an
involucral bract or tegule, is a
single bract of the
involucre of a
composite flower. The involucre...
- 3–5.5 mm long. The
phyllaries are
appressed or spreading. The
shape of the
outer phyllaries is linear-obovate, and the
inner phyllary shape is oblong-lanceolate...
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florets and
numerous disc florets. The
phyllaries (a
bract under the flowerhead) has long
spreading hairs. Each
phyllary is ****ociated with a ray floret. Species...
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Symphyotrichum drummondii (formerly
Aster drummondii) is a
species of
flowering plant of the
family Asteraceae native to the
central and
eastern United...
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phyllaries of S.
kentuckiense are in 4 to 6
unequal to
subequal rows, linear-subulate in shape, and
gradually a****inate. The
margins of each
phyllary...
-
members of the
family Asteraceae are
small specialized leaves called "
phyllaries", and
together they form the
involucre that
protects the
individual flowers...
- have cilia.
Flower heads of all
members of the
Asteraceae family have
phyllaries which are small,
specialized leaves that look like scales.
Together they...
- 4–6 mm (0.16–0.24 in) in length. The
phyllaries are
appressed or
slightly spreading. The
shape of the
outer phyllaries is oblong-lanceolate or oblong-oblanceolate...
-
family Asteraceae are
small bracts that look like scales.
These are
called phyllaries, and
together they form the
involucre that
protects the
individual flowers...
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flower heads at the top of the
hairy stem. The head has narrow,
hairy phyllaries at the base. It
contains up to 21
yellow ray
florets each up to 4.5 centimeters...
