nectary

Tepals 6, free, spatulate or linear-oblanceolate to oblong, adaxially often with a deep pocket of a nectary gland at base, persistent.

The nectary morphology of Sagittaria triforia female flowers were studied using paraffin section and histochemistry methods.

Petals elliptic to suborbicular, entire, slightly concave or forked-lobed with 2 empty anthers, rarely with a nectary.

The nectary is composed of secretory epidermis and nectariferous tissue with no vascular bundles in it.

The cylindraceous nectary encircled the styler base of each floret.

Corolla with an evident nectary; fruiting calyx about as long as berry, apex open.

Cell Differentiation and Apoptosis Associated with Nectar Secreting during the Nectary Development of Arabidopsis Thaliana L .

Petals 3--5, yellow, narrowly obovate, clawed at base, with a nectary pit covered by a scale above claw.

Petals 5 to many, linear, shortly clawed and with nectary pit above base.

There were many nectary pores on the ovary, and the pores extended into round at the gynoecium stage.

The nectary originates from the several outer layer cells of base of carpel primordia .

style simple, reduced to a nectary in male flowers.

inner ones with nectary processes on both sides (rarely on 1 or neither side) of a short, median channel at base adaxially.

nectary processes 2, of narrow flanges of tissue arranged in a fan shape.

filaments very short or absent, anterior 2 stamens with spur like nectary at base.

Petals 5, elliptic or narrowly elliptic, 2. 8--3 mm, nectary pit without a scale, apex obtuse or rounded.

Carpels subsuperior to superior, united only at base, conical, with a basal, narrow, annular nectary;

Observational study on the extra-floral nectary of cherry and peach

Cytological Studies on the Development of Sieve Element and Floral Nectary Tissue in Arabidopsis thaliana

Anatomical studies on the development of thefloral nectary of Nicotiana tabacum