male flower

Bracteoles connate, forming an involucre; flowers unisexual, solitary, male flower with each stamen with a tongue like appendage behind it.

The nectar volumes and concentrations of pomegranate complete flower and male flower are measured during its flourishing florescence.

Leaf blade ovate-lanceolate, apex acuminate; male flower without sterile pistils.

Rice is the same as male and female flowers of crops, self-pollination, it is difficult to remove a male flower engage in a hybrid.

Leaf blade base usually attenuate; male flower with adaxial gland ca. as long as bracts, abaxial gland absent.

Objective: To explore the prevention and health protection of Eucommia ulmoides male flower on hyperlipemia.

Stamen primordium differentiated after male flower perianth primordium appeared 5 days.

Morphological Differentiation of Male Flower Bud of Ginkgo biloba L .

Leaf blade ovate, base cordate; stipules membranous, brownish, 7-10 mm, subpersistent; male flower reddish, perianth lobes not corniculate.

Stamens 8, subequal to petals in male flower, reduced and sterile in female flower.

vestigial ovary present in male flower.

ovary in male flower rudimentary.

Conclusion: Eucommia ulmoides male flower tea has a certain prevention action on mice' blood-fat caused by high fat emul.

flower is a male flower.

Study on male flower of Ginkgo biloba L .

Male flower: androgynophore ca. 1 mm, base surrounded by thick disk, ca. 0. 8 mm in diam.

Leaflets leathery to subleathery, abaxially pale green; outer sepals of male flower 3--7 mm.

Impurity prevention and purity preservation reproductive technique for sterile maize hybrid maternal male flower sterile line

Effect of Exogenous Polyamines on Female and Male Flower Differentiation and Content of Endogenous Polyamines in Leaves of Walnut

Differentiation of Male Flower for Cucumis sativus L. Cotyledons in Vitro Induced by Gibberellin

Female flower: gland as in male flower ovary ovoid-conical, villous, long stipitate;

Male flower: adaxial gland broader than abaxial gland, usually divided;

Male flower: adaxial and abaxial glands shortly linear or terete, divided or entire;

fasciclodes free as in male flower but smaller or united in a ring at base of ovary or absent;

Male flower subtended by small, linear bract, pedicellate;

Male flower: stamens 5, hypogynous or perigynous, variably inserted in hypanthium;

Female flowers: bracteoles and sepals similar to those of male flower;

Male flower: adaxial gland slightly larger than abaxial one;

Male flower: adaxial gland greenish brown, long ovate;

Male flower: disc yellowish green, margin entire;

Dynamic changes of secondary metabolites in Eucommia ulmoides male flower

Pedicel absent. Male flower ovoid or ellipsoid in mature bud;

In male flower, stamens 4-25 connate into a column;

Male flower: adaxial gland nearly equal to abaxial gland, sometimes 2-cleft;

Abortive ovary of male flower densely white lanose;

Male flower globose in mature bud;

Male flower: perianth yellow, subglobose, 5-parted;

Male flower subglobose or ovoid in mature bud;

Male flower pedicellate or sessile, ca. 1 mm;

Pedicel absent. Male flower ovoid in bud, ca. 2 mm;

Male flower purplish, pedicellate, in bud obovoid, ca. 2. 5 mm;

Male flower: gland entire or 2-lobed;

Male flower: sepals 4-6, imbricate;