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meaning pestle. A
sterile pistil in a male
flower is
referred to as a
pistillode. The
pistils of a
flower are
considered to be
composed of one or more...
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Craene uses a
degree symbol to mark a
staminode (infertile stamen) or
pistillode (infertile carpel). A3:2r+50 – (Prenner et al.)
androecium in two whorls...
- long.
Flowers have
greenish corolla lobes,
yellow anthers, and a
small pistillode.
Female inflorescences are interfoliar, 60-120 cm long,
branched to one...
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organs attached to carpels;
staminodes close to the gynoecium; and to a
pistillode in a
staminate flower paraperigonium An
anomalous secondary outgrowth...
- filament, anther, staminodal)
pistil (gynoecial: stigmatic, stylar)
pistillodes (pistillodal, carpellodial)
ovaries (ovarian: non-septal, septal, gynopleural)...
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flowers lack
pedicels and are
pentamerous and staminate; they have a
pistillode with
reduced pilosity;
glabrous heteromorphic tepals with
truncate tips...
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staminate flowers on
short pedicels that are pentamerous, with a
pilose pistillode, plus
heteromorphic pilose tepals.
Differentiating it from Ekrixanthera...
- funnel-shaped
lower part of the spathe.
Spadix consist of a few or no
pistillodes at the base,
pistillate zone, a few rows of scale-like
motile staminodes...
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pollen grains oblate-spheroidal, with 3–5 pseudopores, tectate, psilate;
pistillode absent.
Female flowers generally sessile or subsessile,
pedicellate in...
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filaments connate for 0.2-0.5 mm., 2.8-3.2 mm. long,
anthers 2.1-2.3 x 1 mm.;
pistillode 2.2-2.3 mm., columnar, 0.8–1 mm. in diam.
Pistillate flowers with sepals...
