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Echinocereus poselgeri
... pencil-thin stem arising from a tuberous root system Buds just before opening Green stigma and yellow anthers A cluster of tuberous roots. Cultivation: Watering Needs: Do not over water. Frost Tolerance ...
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Angiosperm Families - Amborellaceae Pichon.
... fertile stamens. Stamens 30–100 (‘more or less numerous’); more or less laminar. Anthers adnate (with adaxial thecae); non-versatile; dehiscing via longitudinal slits; introrse. Pollen grains ... a single whorl); superior. Carpel incompletely closed (unsealed at the tip); with a sessile stigma having two expanded flanges; 1 ovuled. Placentation marginal. Ovary stipitate. Ovules anatropous. Fruit ...
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Angiosperm Families - Balsaminaceae DC.
... stamens. Stamens 5; isomerous with the perianth; oppositisepalous; alternating with the corolla members. Anthers connivent, or cohering (around the top of the ovary); ultimately rupturing at the base ... Gynoecium syncarpous; synstylovarious, or eu-syncarpous; superior. Ovary 5 locular. Gynoecium non-stylate (the stigma almost sessile), or stylate (the style very short). Styles 1; apical. Stigmas 1, ...
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Botany for the Beginner
... stigma) the whole female structure being known as the gynoecium or pistil. Pollen is produced at the ends of the male structure, the stamen, which comprises the stalk (filament) with anthers ... stigma; there are three stamens with elongated anthers ...
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Espalier
... . Any activity which results in the transfer of pollen grains from the stamen to the stigma of a flower can be thought of as pollination. If the pollination results in successful ... , so it is almost always pollinated by its own pollen. The stigma of a tomato flower grows through a sheath of anthers, resulting in almost certain self-pollination. Another group of plants ...
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Backyard Orchard Glossary
... nearby. Pollination The transfer of pollen from the male part of flowers (the anthers) to the female part (a stigma). The transfer is accomplished by insects. Top Q Top R Rootbound When ...
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California Backyard Orchard - Pollination
... will not bear fruit. Pollination is the transfer of pollen to the stigma from stamens of the same or a different flower. It can ... the home orchard or garden by hand. The pollen grain on the stigma germinates, grows the pollen tube down to the style and into ... forward. Some species of fruit trees have perfect flowers. Both the anthers, which contain pollen, and the pistils, which develop into fruit, are ...
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This is Local London | CommuniGate | Glossary
... supported by other plants. SCLEROTIZED: Hardened. SELF-POLLINATION: The transference of pollen from anther to stigma of the same flower or another flower on the same plant. SEMI-DOUBLE: A fuchsia ... must be propagated vegetatively. STAMEN: The male part of the flower comprising the filaments and anthers. STIGMA: The part of the pistil to which the pollen grains adhere. STOP: To remove the ...
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Turbinicarpus Information Exchange - Description of T. hoferi
... segments. Stamens 60-80, in 4-6 series, filaments white, anthers light yellow. Style 8 mm long, white, standing above the anthers. Stigma white, with 5, not spreading, lobes, 1 mm long. Fruit ...
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MBG: Research: Projects: South America: Venezuelan Guayana
... than the anthers; stigma papillate or smooth; plants usually hermaphroditic (rarely dioecious) ..... 5 4. Styles usually shorter than the ovary; filaments at least 1/2 the width of the anthers; stigma not ... Terminal bud with scales (or at least their scars evident on the stem); flowers bisexual, anthers > 2 mm long; stigmas minute, porose ..... 10 9. Terminal bud usually without scales; flowers ...
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