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Gardening with Verbascums, Alaskan Style
... name verbascum is an old Latin one that I read was originally barbascum meaning bearded because of the bearded stamens.” MS. Wilder says, early writers spelled it variously moleyne, molleyne, mollen, mullen ...
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Bulbine abyssinica
... become up to 0.8 m tall. The bright yellow flowers are star-shaped with bearded stamens and mature from the bottom of the inflorescence, with about ten flowers open at a ... axis, lower ones opening first) of mostly yellow (rarely white, orange or pink) flowers with bearded stamens. The most common Bulbine found in the horticultural trade is both the yellow and orange ...
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Angiosperm Families - Calochortaceae Dum.
... , the inner members broad, cuneate or clawed, often fringed or ciliate and sometimes bearded). Calyx when recognisable as such, 3; 1 whorled; polysepalous; regular. Corolla 3; 1 whorled ... tepals); free of one another; 2 whorled (3+3). Androecium exclusively of fertile stamens. Stamens 6; isomerous with the perianth; alterniperianthial; filantherous (the filaments dilated). Anthers pseudo-basifixed � ...
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Angiosperm Families - Cobaeaceae D. Don
... (bees, later); mechanism conspicuously specialized (flowers very protandrous, with movement of the stamens and styles: at first functionally male, then greenish and malodorous, subsequently female ... . Androecium exclusively of fertile stamens. Stamens 5; inserted near the base of the corolla tube; isomerous with the perianth; filantherous (the filaments bearded below). Anthers dorsifixed; versatile. ...
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Origin of Apogon Iris
... the gardener's standpoint they may be divided into four groups: Bearded (or Pogons), Beardless (Apogons), Bulbous, and a convenient one called Miscellaneous. ... the gardener's standpoint they are not so important as the Bearded Iris yet they are very valuable both in mixed borders ... Iris is not too difficult for the amateur. Pollen from the stamens of one variety is transferred to the stigma of another ...
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Leaf Terminology (Part 2)
... Are Redundant): Arachnoid: Cobwebby--soft, entangled hairs. Barbellate: Hairs with barbs down the sides. Bearded: Long, stiff hairs. Bristly: Stiff hairs. Canescent: Dense grayish-white hairs. Ciliate: Hairs ... is the apetalous, bisexual grass flower consisting of a gynoecium (pistil) and three stamens (androecium). Following pollination and fertilization, the ovary develops into a one-seeded fruit ...
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Pollen Presentation Theory Collaboration
... a staminode that is either glabrous or bearded, which curves over the ovary to be presented at the base of the corolla. Two pairs of stamens are presented didynamously with the upper ...
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STANDARDS AND JUDGING RULES
... the centre should be closed, with the centre disc and pollen stamens still completely covered by immature and unopened florets. Centres should ... . Center should be open, disc shaped with fresh pollen bearing stamens. Surrounding the center there should be a single row of ... twigs, rushes, or other flexible material (may be metal or plastic). Bearded A bloom having more or longer ray florets below an ...
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Iris Dell at the Devonian Botanic Garden
... arch over the anthers or pollen-bearing portion of the stamens, and the stigma or the structure that receives the pollen, ... -drained soil in the full sun. Based upon their height, Bearded Irises are divided into six categories ranging from miniature dwarf ... Beardless Irises do not have bearded falls, but usually have crests. Most have similar cultural requirements of Bearded Irises but some thrive ...
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Herbaceous Perennials: 2005 Seed List for Members of the Friends
... full sun in any good, well-drained soil. Grow as above. 90. Dianthus capitatus � Pink Bearded, crimson to deep purple flowers form on 60cm loosely tufted stems, blooming midsummer. Grow in ... rue Clustered, fluffy flowers have greenish-white sepals with numerous bright purple-pink or white stamens, forming spreading, flat-topped panicles in early summer. Grow in partial shade in moist, humnous ...
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