achene

This species is distinct in always having a globose tuber, capitate inflorescences, and a narrow, smooth achene.

Leaf blade margin entire or erose, rarely inconspicuously serrate distally; achene with a purplish ring on both surfaces.

Achene brownish, ellipsoid-ovoid, ca. 1 mm, compressed, almost not oblique, smooth or verrucose, with a slightly elevated ring by margin.

Lin Xue deficiency : limb pain, dried achene, acromegaly dishes, gangrenous ulcers can be seen, one's healing.

The micromorphological characters of achene epidermis of the subgenus are varied, can provide numerous informations for systematic study.

Achene drupaceous, straight, adnate to thinly fleshy perianth, enclosed as base or almost wholly by discoid or cup like fleshy receptacle.

achene A dry indehiscent fruit formed from an ovary with a single carpel containing a single seed, e. g. oak(Quercus).

Fruit a follicle, pome, achene, or drupe, rarely a capsule, naked or enclosed in persistent hypanthium and sometimes also by sepals.

Achene light brownish, broadly ovoid, slightly compressed, ca. 1 mm, conspicuously verrucose, invested by persistent perianth lobes.

Fruit usually a dry achene, sometimes a fleshy drupe, often enclosed by the persistent perianth.

Achene lustrous, easily detached from perianth; stigma usually deciduous.

Achene yellowish green, broadly ellipsoid-ovoid, slightly compressed, ca. 1 mm, smooth, invested by persistent perianth lobes.

Flowers inserted on discoid or concave, fleshy receptacle; achene with crested or U-shaped appendix at apex.

Achene brownish, ovoid, slightly oblique, ca. 1 mm, slightly compressed, smooth, enclosed by persistent perianth.

Achene straight, ovoid, compressed, invested by the persistent but not enlarged perianth.

Achene closely enclosed by slightly enlarged and somewhat fleshy perianth.

Achene orange, ca. 1 mm, stipitate at base, enclosed by fleshy perianth and adnate to it.

Petals white, rarely yellow; achene transversely rugose on each side.

Achene ovoid, ca. 1 mm, slightly compressed, oblique at apex, with several concentric colored circles on both sides.

Achene enclosed by fleshy perianth, compressed.

Leaf blade oblong, apex acute; male glomerules scattered; achene ca. 2 mm, smooth, densely purplish spotted.

Achene purplish, broadly ovoid, ca. 0. 8 mm, slightly compressed, oblique, verrucose, enclosed by persistent perianth.

Achene ellipsoid-ovoid, ca. 1. 5 mm, compressed, with a purplish ring on both surfaces.

Achene brown-gray, oblong, slightly compressed, ca. 0. 6 mm, U-shaped elevated appendix along distal dorsiventral edge, verrucose.

Achene broadly ovoid, ca. 0. 8 mm, compressed, oblique, with an raised brownish ring.

Achene brownish green, narrowly ovoid, ca. 1 mm, compressed, oblique, smooth.

Other achene with bristles can attach on animals for travel.

Fruit a follicle, achene, or drupe or drupaceous.

Achene brownish, obliquely ovoid, ca. 0. 8 mm, compressed, enclosed by persistent perianth.

Achene greenish brown, broadly ovoid, ca. 0. 8 mm, slightly compressed, verrucose.

Achene reddish or orange, ca. 1-1. 5 mm, enclosed by fleshy perianth and adnate to it.

Achene purplish, ovoid, ca. 1. 2 mm, slightly compressed, verrucose.

Leaf blade lobes and lobules contiguous or overlapping. Sepals 7 or 8, white. Achene body glabrous or subglabrous.

Achene broadly ovoid, ca. 0. 7 mm, compressed, oblique, verrucose.

Achene brownish, obliquely ovoid, ca. 0. 8 mm, compressed, smooth.

Fruit an achene or drupelet.

Leaf blade ovate or ovate-lanceolate; male glomerules compact; achene ca. 1. 2 mm, spinulose-verrucose.

Achene obovoid, strongly compressed, ca. 2 mm in diam. , verrucose; stipe strongly reflexed, ca. 0. 4 mm.

Subshrubs or perennial herbs. Leaves 3-veined. Male perianth lobes 4(or 5), valvate; female perianth lobes 4, subequal, shorter than achene.

Achene orange, oblong-ovoid, ca. 1. 5 mm, slightly compressed, spinulose-verrucose.

Fruit a small achene.

Achene oblong-ovoid, ca. 0. 8 mm, compressed, oblique, spinulose-verrucose.

Leaves usually crowded at stem apex; petiole 1-3 mm. Female peduncle 1-2 cm. Female perianth lobes glabrous at apex. Achene verrucose.

Stipules ca. 2 mm; leaf margin incised-serrulate; achene ca. 1 mm.

Achene oblong-ellipsoid, 3-4 mm, verrucose.

Achene asymmetrically ovoid, ca. 1. 3 mm, compressed.

Stems roundly 6-angled; leaf blade oblong or broadly ovate; achene ca. 2. 8 mm.

Leaf blade dark green or brown when dry; petiole 1. 5-7 cm; achene verrucose.

Fruit a 1-seeded achene.

2 (1) Leaf blade black when dry; petiole 1-2 cm; achene spinulose-verrucose.

Exo-glycosidases Activities in Artemisia sphaerocephala Mucilaginous Achene Germination Process

Achene often large, slightly oblique, often compressed, verrucose;

Morphology of Leaf Epidermis and Achene in Ficus of Zhejiang under Scanning Electronic Microscope

Carpels many, rarely few, inserted on convex torus, each carpel becoming a drupelet or drupaceous achene;

Female flowers: perianth lobes 4, cymbiform, shorter than ovary, in fruit enlarged and longer than achene, long corniculate below apex;

Achene not lustrous, enclosed by marcescent perianth, Seed with endosperm;

Achene solitary, surrounded by persistent calyx, enclosed by bracts;

Effects of Achene in vitro Culture on Seed Germination Percentage of Strawberry

Female flowers: sessile; style apical, persistent, as long as achene;

Identifying Method of Great Burdock Achene

Comparison of Achene of Xanthium Sibiricum and That in Mongolia

Properties of pectinesterase of achene of Ficus pumila var. Awkeotsang

Fruit an achene, covered by persistent calyx;

Aggregate fruit globose, ca. 10 mm in diam. Achene obliquely obovoid, 2--4 mm, glabrous;

Achene ca. 2 mm, glabrous;