- Tubiflorae, Plantaginales, Rubiales, Cucurbitales, and Campanulatae.
Sympetalous flowers are
found in many angiosperms, but it was the
combination of...
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recognizable by simple,
opposite leaves with
interpetiolar sti****s and
sympetalous actinomorphic flowers. The
family contains about 14,100
species in about...
- The
petals may be
united to form a
tubular corolla (gamopetalous or
sympetalous). If
either the
petals or
sepals are
entirely absent, the
perianth can...
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erect and
consists of one (e.g., Liparophyllum) to many flowers. The
sympetalous, insect-pollinated
flowers are five-parted and
either yellow or white...
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united into a tube. However,
these older classifications contained some
sympetalous families, such as Cucurbitaceae, that are now
known not to be closely...
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hermaphrodite and show
considerable variability. The
petals are
often fused (
sympetalous) with
shapes ranging from
narrowly tubular to
funnelform or
widely urn-shaped...
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leaves that hold the
small flowers above the
water surface.
Flowers are
sympetalous, most
often divided into five
lobes (petals). The
petals are
either yellow...
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while if the
petals are at
least partially fused, it is
gamopetalous or
sympetalous. In the case of
fused tepals, the term is syntepalous. The
corolla in...
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complex or
sister to the
asterid clade. The
possible connection between sympetalous angiosperms and
Caryophyllales was
presaged by Bessey, Hutchinson, and...
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alternate triangle-shaped or
palmately lobed leaves and medium-sized
sympetalous flowers. The
stems are
usually crawling on the
ground and form adventitious...
