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/-θi ə/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [-thee-uh] Show IPA . Botany. a cup-shaped or tubular body formed by the conjoined sepals, petals, and stamens. Origin: ...
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the plant species in which the hypanthial cups were prolonged beyond the ovary ... lineari/olia by its prolonged hypanthial cup with reflexed sepals and ...
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Hypanthial tube half as long as perianth-segments. Falls 40-55 X 15-28 mm, ... Hypanthial tube much shorter Hypanthial tube as long as as perianth segments ...
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16 (12), Hypanthial tube only 2-3 mm long, so that falls and standards appear almost free. ... Hypanthial tube 4-6 (-12) cm long. 15 Iris songarica ...
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Corm covered by reticulate-fibrous outer layer; flowers with no hypanthial or perigone tube; style distinct, branched well above the base of the perigone segments. ... Rhizomes or bulbs, not covered by reticulate fibrous outer layer, (except in Iris reticulata); hypanthial or perigone tube present; style branched at the...
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Disks were removed from the skin tissue, the hypanthial tissue, .... Figure 4 Biosynthesis of constituent alcohols and esters by hypanthial tissue disks ...
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The floral architecture is the result of the degree of synchrony of the timing of stamen initiation and hypanthial expansion. In A. sellowiana and U. molinae, stamen initiation is synchronised with hypanthial expansion, resulting in the even distribution of stamens over the entire hypanthial surface.
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Figure of speech in which an epithet is transferred from one word to another, as in ‘the condemned cell’ and ‘a ... How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. ... All content on this website,
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Figure of speech in which an epithet is transferred from one word to another, ... How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. ... Largely derived from rhetorical theory (probably from Melanchthon,
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2. Some sepals with perpendicular lateral lobes; styles protruding beyond hypanthial opening; stems generally ± olive-green; prickles strongly curved, thick-based, flattened; petals pink or white; non-natives in pastureland, etc.
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