staminate

Female flower axillary, solitary; terminal inflorescence staminate; plant with prostrate or decumbent stem, with distinct internodes.

Lower lemmas short and subulate, or longer and sometimes staminate, often pubescent, not wrinkled or hooked.

Disk intrastaminal. Ovary very rudimentary in staminate flowers.

umbellules with both sessile or subsessile, bisexual flowers and pedicellate, staminate flowers.

Results There existed significant difference between Pollen Typhae and Pollen with staminate flower.

Staminate flowers in many-flowered axillary panicles, not seen.

Staminate flowers with petals connate to middle; leaf blade abaxially rigidly strigose.

Stamens 8, those in staminate flowers ca. as long as sepals, those in pistillate flowers shorter than sepals.

Staminate flowers: petals light to dark purple.

Outer tepals of staminate flowers and ovary red pilose.

rachis broad and winglike in lower fertile part, narrowed above in staminate part.

Petals oblong or lanceolate, 3. 5-4 mm, punctate, glabrous or glandular granulose inside an on margin entire. Staminate flowers unknown.

Staminate calyx cupular, small, shallowly 5-lobed.

5 (4) Leaf blade occasionally not peltate, without angular lobes; staminate tepals 4.

Leaf blade consistently peltate, with 2- or 3-angular lobes; staminate tepals 2 or 4.

pistillate inflorescences axillary, always below staminate inflorescences, solitary or binary;

Organogenesis of Staminate Flowers in the Genus Schisandra and Its Systematic Significance

Umbels loose compound, terminal and lateral, terminal umbel with bisexual flowers, the lateral often with only staminate flowers;

Determination of active content and pharmacological study on hypnotic effect of the eucommia staminate flower tea

Staminate inflorescence corymbose, axillary from leafless buds;

terminal inflorescence with distal staminate flowers and basal pistillate flowers;

Reselection of Good Clone of Pinus tabulaeformis Carr. With Such Quantitative Characters as Strobile and Staminate Flowers

Changes in Cell Ultrastructure During Sexual Determination of Litchi Staminate Flower

Ovary sparsely villous, with long hairs, minute, villous, and rudimentary in staminate flowers;

Staminate flowers: calyx tube obconical, calyx lobes triangular;

Staminate flowers: usually prematurely dropped in bud with abortive pollen;

Pistillate flowers as in staminate flowers but slightly smaller;

lower floret staminate, lemma narrowly oblong, subequaling glumes, palea well developed;

Pistillate flowers: calyx and petals as in staminate flowers;

Carpellate flowers: calyx and petals as in staminate flowers;

Study on the Differentiation Pattern of Chestnut Staminate Flower

lower floret staminate, lemma similar to upper glume, palea well developed;

Experiment of yield increasing effect of chestnut by staminate flower thinning

staminate flowers in axillary interrupted spikes, or in panicles;

Carpellate flowers: calyx and petals similar to those of staminate flowers;

Staminate flowers without perianth;

lower floret staminate, lemma slightly shorter than lower glume, palea subequaling lemma;

lower floret staminate, slightly longer than lower glume;

lower floret staminate, equaling or shorter than lower glume;

Ovary conical, reduced and sterile in staminate flowers;

Male zone: spikelet pair similar, both or only sessile staminate;

lower floret staminate or neuter, lemma firmly herbaceous, 7-veined, palea well developed;

lower floret staminate, subequal to lower glume;

lower floret neuter or infrequently staminate, lemma as long as upper glume, ovate, 7-veined;

bisexual floret similar to staminate but smooth on back, scabrid near apex;

Ovary compressed, hirsute, 2-loculed, rudimentary in staminate flowers;

lower floret staminate, as long as lower glume;

Staminate flowers: calyx 5-lobed, persistent, not accrescent;

Staminate flower: tepals 2 or 4 and decussate, usually outer ones larger, inner ones smaller;

peduncles 1-2 cm, with a terminal umbel of bisexual flowers and often 1(or 2) lateral umbels of staminate flowers;

Staminate flowers: calyx 4- or 5-lobed to middle, narrowly ovate, ca. 1 mm, outside densely rust-colored crispate pubescent;

Flowers bisexual or sometimes staminate, 3-5-merous, often fragrant;

Staminate flowers in dense interrupted short spikes, 7-8 mm, with short pedicel;

Staminate flowers white, ca. 5 mm, with very short pedicel or subsessile;

Flowers 5-merous, only staminate seen;

Staminate flowers ca. 20 per umbellule, pedicels ca. 2 mm;

Staminate flowers: calyx 0. 5-1 mm, 4- or 5-lobed, lobes outside densely yellow-white somewhat rigidly strigose, apex obtuse or rounded;

bracts leaflike, 6-8 mm. Flowers 4-me rous, only staminate known;