sepal

Creeping or obliquely ascending herbs; sepals with adaxial gland-pits, male sepal margins distally irregularly crenate; stipules awned.

Objective: To determine luteolin content in Physalis alkekengi sepal which were collected from 20 places in Liaoning province.

dorsal sepal ovate-cordate, white with purple veins; lateral sepals ovate-lanceolate, green with darker veins.

upper sepal galeate-hemispheric, beaked, lower margin suberect.

Lower sepal broadly funnelform, gradually narrowed into an incurved spur.

The sepal is usually green. It can protect the flower bud.

Lower sepal funnelform, abruptly elongated into an involute, long spur.

Upper sepal galeate or lower galeate, oblique, broadest above middle.

upper sepal cylindric or high galeated, rarely navicular.

Leaf blade oblong or ovate-lanceolate, apex acuminate; sepal margins entire; style column subclavate, apex unequally 3-toothed.

Ultimate leaf lobules ovate to lanceolate-linear, 4--6 mm wide; upper sepal usually with a long beak.

upper sepal navicular, with a beak, lower margin slightly concave, ca. 1. 8 cm.

Lower sepal navicular, limb ca. 1. 2 cm deep, outside pubescent, narrowed into a spur ca. 2. 4 cm.

A flower is made up of four parts: the sepal, petal, stamen and pistil.

upper sepal navicular, ca. 2 cm from base to beak, lower margin suberect.

upper sepal navicular, abaxially glabrous, shortly beaked, ca. 2 cm from base to beak.

upper sepal galeate or navicular-galeate, shortly beaked, 1. 8--2 cm from base to beak, lower margin subject or slightly concave.

upper sepal navicular, ca. 1. 6 cm from base to beak, lower margin slightly concave or subject.

Current year branchlets 4-ribbed; sepal margins not ciliolate.

Flower buds lightly purplish red; sepal 7-10 mm, margins widely membranous.

upper sepal falcate-navicular, lower margin concave, ca. 1. 6 cm from base to beak.

upper sepal galeate-navicular, shortly beaked, ca. 1. 8 cm from base to beak.

upper sepal galeate, ca. 7 mm high, ca. 8 mm from base to beak, lower margin concave.

upper sepal high gallate, ca. 1. 5 cm high, beaked, lower margin subject.

upper sepal galeate, ca. 2 cm high, clawed, ca. 1. 5 cm from base to beak, lower margin oblique upward, concave.

Lower sepal inside of throat purple spotted, saccate, abruptly narrowed into an incurved spur 0. 8-1 cm.

upper sepal navicular, ca. 2 cm wide, lower margin concave, ca. 1 cm high.

upper sepal galeate, ca. 1 cm high, shortly beaked, ca. 1. 4 cm from base to beak, lower margin subject.

upper sepal slightly cylindric, ca. 11 cm high, middle ca. 3 mm in diam. , ca. 8 mm from base to beak.

upper sepal falcate-navicular, 1--1. 2 cm from base to beak, lower margin oblique upward.

upper sepal navicular-gallate or navicular, shortly beaked, 2. 7--3. 1 cm from base to beak, lower margin erect or concave.

Sepal 5, corolla lobes 5, partial combine.

Flowers smaller, upper sepal to 1. 5 cm from base to beak.

upper sepal oblique upward, gallate-navicular, lower margin slightly concave, 2. 2--2. 4 cm.

Upper sepal 1. 5--2 cm high; petaline spur erect or slightly incurved.

upper sepal galeate, ca. 2. 2 cm from base to beak.

5 (4) Stem retrorse and spreading hispid, to 65 cm tall, ca. 4 mm in diam. ; sepals blue-purple, upper sepal subcylindric.

upper sepal galeate, 1. 5--2 cm high, shortly beaked, ca. 1. 4 cm from base to beak, external margin subject.

Upper sepal ca. 1. 1 cm high; petaline spur ca. 4 mm.

sepal one of the structures situated immediately below the petals of a flower

Lower sepal saccate, abruptly elongated into a slightly curved or involute spur;

Lower sepal obliquely funnelform, ca. 1 cm deep, base gradually narrowed into a curved, slender spur;

Lower sepal funnelform, narrowed into a hooked, long spur;

the buds are in first blossoming stage to sepal flattening stage, the jujube hangers on the male parent tree are collected;

bracteoles sepal-like, forming a secondary calyx (calycle) immediately below calyx;

Research Introduction of the Abjection and Persistent Sepal of the Kuerle Sweet Pear

Petals spoon-shaped, equal in length of sepal but wider, 3- nerved ;

Lower sepal cup-shaped or deeply navicular, abruptly constricted into an erect or incurved spur;

Lower sepal saccate, 2-2. 5 cm deep, abruptly narrowed into a very short, erect or curved spur ca. 2 mm, or almost without spur;

Lower sepal broadly funnelform, navicular, limb to 9 mm deep, gradually narrowed into an involute spur longer than limb;

Lower sepal navicular, narrowed into an incurved spur;

Sepals 5, unequal, only an outer sepal persistent, others caducous after anthesis;

Lower sepal red striate, funnelform, ca. 2 cm deep, narrowed into an incurved, short spur;

Male flowers: sepal margin serrate;

Sepals yellow, frontal margin of upper sepal contracted; carpels 3

Degrade staminal 5, wrap around needle form, with sepal opposite;

Lower sepal saccate, ca. 3 cm deep, abruptly narrowed into a hooked or incurved spur 1-1. 2 cm;

Lower sepal purple striate, funnelform, 1. 7-1. 8 cm deep, narrowed into a curved spur;

Lower sepal navicular, ca. 1. 1 cm deep, gradually narrowed into an incurved, then erect spur;

Lower sepal navicular, limb to 2. 5 cm deep, narrowed into an incurved spur longer than limb;

Lower sepal navicular, ca. 1. 5 cm deep, gradually narrowed into an incurved spur;

Lower sepal broadly funnelform, ca. 2 cm deep, sparsely pilose, gradually narrowed into an incurved spur ca. 2. 5 cm;

Lower sepal funnelform, limb 4-6 mm deep, gradually narrowed into an erect spur;

Lower sepal saccate, ca. 3 cm deep, abruptly narrowed into an incurved spur ca. 1 cm;

Lower sepal broadly funnelform, 1-1. 5 cm deep, gradually narrowed into an involute spur;

Lower sepal broadly saccate, ca. 2 cm deep, abruptly constricted into an incurved spur 4-5 mm;

upper sepal falcate, ca. 5 mm wide, shortly beaked, 1. 5--2 cm from base to beak, lower margin subject. Petals glabrous;

Lower sepal saccate, 3-4 cm deep, gradually narrowed into an incurved spur ca. 2 cm;

Lower sepal funnelform, abruptly narrowed into an incurved spur 2-2. 8 cm;

Lower sepal funnelform, dilated at middle, 1. 5-1. 7 cm deep, narrowed into an erect, subglobose spur;