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spadices /ˈspeɪdɪsiːz/ SPAY-dih-seez, /speɪˈdaɪsiːz/ spay-DY-seez) is a type of
inflorescence having small flowers borne on a
fleshy stem.
Spadices are...
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Apiaceae —
pseudanthia are
called umbels Araceae —
pseudanthia are
called spadices Asteraceae — The
capitula (singular capitulum) or
flower heads,
which are...
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entirely white, pink or yellow. Its
flowers are small,
greenish or
whitish on
spadices within light-yellow
through green spathes. However, the
plants grown indoors...
- from
windows and
walkways "where the
brief but
overpowering odor from the
spadices will be
found objectionable".
Sauromatum venosum.
Plants of the
World Online...
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spathes of
fragrant yellow or
cream appear in spring, with
longer narrow spadices of a
darker yellow. The
flowers are
followed in
autumn by
clusters of red...
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shoots or
specialised lateral shoots, and are
branched (rarely unbranched)
spadices. All
species are dioecious,
meaning that male and
female flowers are borne...
- June;
flowers are
borne on a
spadix that
produces an
unpleasant smell.
Spadices are 4.5–10
centimetres long and have club-shaped,
purple appendices. The...
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pollen by the male
flowers before escaping and
carrying the
pollen to the
spadices of
other plants,
where they
pollinate the
female flowers. Once the plant...
- Prestoea. The
fruit is small, but is
produced in
great quantity upon
branched spadices,
which are
thrown out
horizontally beneath the
crown of leaves. It consists...
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pollen by the male
flowers before escaping and
carrying the
pollen to the
spadices of
other plants,
where they
pollinate the
female flowers. The
spadix may...
