- pair of
anthers Longitudinal dehiscence of a pair of
anthers Valvular dehiscence of a pair of
anthers Poricidal dehiscence of a pair of
anthers Dehiscence...
- five
pointed lobes. The
pollen is white. The
stigma extends beyond the
anthers,
making self-pollination difficult, so
insects must cross-pollinate for...
-
sometimes as late as September. The
flowers are pink, with
thigmotactic anthers (like Opuntia).
Known for its
psychoactive properties when ingested, peyote...
- the
mouth of the
flower protrude the
stamens with
their large,
hanging anthers, and the style. The
flower is
generally bright orange-red or
scarlet on...
-
project slightly beyond the flower, with
purple anthers and
yellow pollen; the
inner ring of
anthers opens first. The
female part of the
flower consists...
- fly
continues to buzz in the air,
sometimes without touching either the
anthers or
stigma of the flower. However, in some
plant species such as Claytonia...
-
coats that
protect the male
gamete forming cells during transport from the
anthers to the stigma. The
female gametes of seed
plants are
contained within ovules...
- ends in the stigma. The
androecium consists of
three stamens with
short anthers.
Flowering depends on
environmental factors (light and temperature) and...
-
producing a
milky juice.
latrorse a type of
anther dehiscence in
which the
anthers open
laterally toward adjacent anthers.
Compare introrse and extrorse. lauroid...
- (pseudostaminodes) in some species. The
anthers have two or four
pollen sacs (locules). In
tribe Caroxyloneae,
anthers have
vesicular appendages. The pollen...
