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perianth lobes of female flowers usually connate into a tube, rarely strongly reduced, or absent, staminodes absent.

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

Petals 5, connate at base into a very short tube, apex free, valvate, in pistillate flowers early deciduous or absent.

filaments glabrous; anther locules connate, slightly divergent proximally, ellipsoid, longitudinally dehiscent.

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filaments connate into a short cup at base, alternating with dentate or lacerate staminodes.

Stipules lanceolate, distinct or connate at least at base.

styles connate into a short, thick, cylindric column, apex lobed or toothed, rarely free.

upper lemma and palea subequal, styles connate, elongate, continued into a long feathery stigma 2-branched toward its apex.

segments spreading, subequal, sometimes basally connate into a tube.

Leaves connate into a single sheath like whorl, surrounding middle of scape.

axis and rachis very slender, puberulous, pedicels usually without setae, those of a pair often partially connate.

filaments flattened, basally connate into a membranous tube.

The chemistry of connate water can change in composition throughout the history of the rock.

In contrast, connate water is the water trapped in the pores of a rock during its formation, and may be called fossil water.

Filaments connate into a tube at base, united part ca. as long as free part.

anthers connate, dehiscent by an apical pore.

bracts imbricate or sometimes basal ones connate into concentric rings, sometimes triangular, appressed, obscure.

Herbs annual; bracts of female flowers connate to apex, both sides with an acicular appendage near apex.

segments basally connate into a tube, inner ones slightly smaller than outer.

styles partly connate into a column, arms spreading, 2-lobed, papillose.

Hypogynous glands ovate, free or sometimes connate into a deeply 4-lobed ring.

Sepals connate, persistent till or after fruit dehiscence; septum absent or reduced to a rim.

bracts usually connate into concentric rings but apical ones imbricate, triangular, small, appressed.

styles terminal or lateral, exserted or not, free or connate at upper part.

Filaments subequal, slightly shorter than perianth segments, connate at base and adnate to perianth segments.

Filaments subulate, slightly shorter than perianth segments, connate at base and adnate to perianth segments.

styles connate into a clavate to subglobose column, narrowed at base, 3-lobed at apex. Fruit not known.

segments usually connate to form a tube, very rarely nearly free, usually glabrous, apex spreading.

Styles connate into column, exserted, nearly equaling stamens, densely villous.

Leaves opposite, usually glaucescent, linear or lanceolate, veins parallel, base slightly connate, margin scabrid.

Styles connate into column, exserted, slightly longer than stamens, pubescent.

In 1941, Klinkenberg proposed that the slippage effect would occur when natural gas flow through porous media in absence of connate water.

Petals 5, much longer than sepals, basal half connate into a tube, apically distinct.

Bracts of seed cones almost completely free, connate only at base, light brown and membranous at maturity.

Leaf blade obovate-oblong to broadly oblanceolate, apex acute to shortly acuminate; hypogynous glands basally connate.

Flowers unisexual, female flowers with a 3-toothed, cupular perianth connate to ovary; male flowers with 1 stamen.

Connate water can be dense and saline compared with seawater.

Styles connate into column, slightly shorter than stamens, glabrous.

Leaf margin coarsely dentate or sharply serrate; female perianth lobes connate at base only.

anthers basifixed, sometimes connate.

The petals are often described as connate basally; they are actually connate only in the middle part, but free at both ends.

Filaments subulate, slightly shorter than perianth segments, connate at base for ca. 1 mm and adnate to perianth segments.

Male and female disk orbicular, not glandular, flattened, connate at base.

Petals brown striate, shorter than sepals, base connate, apex hooded.

Styles connate basally; fruit usually apple-shaped, without or with few grit cells; inflorescence a fascicle.

Sepals 4 or 5, connate at base or to their full length.

tepals connate, forming a bottle-shaped tube with opening only at toothed apex.

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

Styles equalling or lower than stamens, connate and pubescent at base.

Sepals (calyx lobes) 5, partially connate into calyx tube, imbricate, persistent.

Perianth segments 5, white or reddish, distinct or connate at base, imbricate in bud, persistent in fruit.

bracts spine like, to 5 mm, several connate into bundles from middle or apical part, sometimes cristate.

1 bract subtending each flower, much broader than flower, free or connate into bell-shaped involucre.

Bisexual flowers: perianth tube mostly connate to ovary, lobes 3(or 4), triangular or ovate, with a tuft of hair adaxially.

Petals connate at base, segments thin, patent in anthesis.

Calyx 5-lobed, connate to middle, lobes broadly triangular, much shorter than epicalyx.

Corolla hypogynous, petals connate but sometimes only at base, lobes or segments 5 and twisted.

Follicles sometimes fewer than sepals, free or basally connate, erect or spreading, membranous or leathery, 1- to many seeded.

Petals 3, lateral petals and keel connate or free, keel helmet-shaped, with apical appendage.

Seeds connate with bracts, sometimes with 2 apparent lateral wings formed from bract.

Petals 5, pink or white, obcordate, clawed, connate and bearded at base, apex fimbriate .

scale connate with margin of petals funnelform.

Sepals connate below middle, tube obconic.

Calyx without glands inside, lobes connate at base.

filaments connate, forming a column.

Calyx lobes 4 or 5 or rarely more, usually short, caducous or persistent, apex usually obtuse, rarely connate and then calyptrate.

Calyx deeply 5-parted, usually eglandular, segments erect and connate at base.

Perianth segments 6, ascending or spreading, free to slightly connate at base.

Sepals 4, small, ovate, oblong-ovate, or deltoid, bases connate, imbricate in bud.

Calyx lobes (3 or)4 or 5 or more, distinct or connate into a calyptra.

Male flowers: perianth lobes 4, connate to middle, strigose, apex acute.

Styles ca. as long as stamens, connate and pubescent at base.

Styles ca. as long as stamens, connate at base, glabrous.

petals 3, yellow, less often white or blue, free, base clawed or sometimes connate, or forming a long tube.

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Petals free or connate, white, yellow, blue, or red.

Carpels erect, equaling or slightly shorter than petals, adaxially gibbous, base connate for ca. 2 mm. Follicles stellately horizontal.

style short, free or connate at base, apex bifid or entire.

Sepals lanceolate or ovate-orbicular, sometimes shallowly boat-shaped, inner 2 often connate at base.

Tepals 4 or 5, persistent, free or connate at base, equal or unequal, imbricate in bud, green or sometimes other colored.

styles 3, mostly connate, free part undivided, recurved.

Epicalyx lobes 4-6, foliaceous, connate at base, enlarged into spreading wings in fruit, persistent.

filaments connate, forming a short column.

Styles 5, ca. as long as stamens, connate at base, glabrous or slightly pubescent.

Staminodes 5, tongue-shaped, connate at base, ca. 8 mm, alternating with stamens, much longer than stamens.

styles usually 3, free or connate at base, free parts entirely stigmatic.

Filaments connate for less than 2 mm.

Ovary mostly connate to perianth.

Ovary mostly connate to perianth.

scales connate to claw margin, villous, apex 2-lobed, reflexed.

Petals (4 or)5, free, rarely slightly connate at middle, imbricate or valvate, rarely circinate.

pedicels articulate. Sepals 4-7, imbricate, slightly connate at base, green, small.

Calyx 5-lobed, connate at base, coherent with staminal column at base.

bracts spine like, entirely covering cupule, to 1. 5 cm, straight or bent, base connate into bundles.

Petals connate below middle, pale yellow, ca. 1 cm. Capsule not seen.

Leaves reduced to scales, decussate, in 4 ranks, connate.

Capsule 5-celled; styles 5, free or connate at the base only; stigma slightly thickened.

lobes basally connate, oblong-lanceolate, veins 3, apex reflexed and acute.

bracts in pairs, connate, boat like, forming a navicular involucre, or 1 or 2 beneath each flower.

filaments basally connate, forming a short column.

Petals 3-5, short, concave, quincuncial or imbricate in bud, distinct or rarely basally connate and adnate to staminal tube.

8 (7) Stipules usually basally connate, enclosing bud, leaving a single transverse scar that completely encircles stem at each node.

styles 3, spreading or revolute, free or connate at base.

Sepals 5, distinct or connate at base, imbricate.

Anthers ca. 4 mm. Hypogynous glands connate.

Sepals 5, free or partly connate, imbricate.

Sepals 5, imbricate, persistent, basally connate. Petals 5, white or yellowish white, imbricate, basally slightly connate.

Petals oblong, ca. 8 mm, connate at base, recurved at apex.

Flowers bisexual. Sepals 4, distinct or basally connate.

Petals 5, white, imbricate in bud, basally slightly connate.

Staminode bundles (fasciclodes) 3-5, free and antisepalous or variously connate or absent.

Petals 5, white or yellowish, basally slightly connate.

bracteoles semiorbicular, connate, ca. 1 mm.

Ovary subglobose; styles 5, connate below middle.

CHou, T. -H(1965) Preliminary study on the connate water of gas or oil fields in northern Taiwan. Petroleum Geology of Taiwan, 4, 201-216.

Connate water is also described as fossil water.

filaments basally connate, forming a column ca. 2 mm.

Stamens many, connate into ca. 1. 5 cm tube, free part very short.

Petals 4 or 5, valvate in bud, connate apically and forming a calyptra, falling early.

Filaments 2--2. 5 mm, connate to middle and adnate to perianth segments, entire.

connate sepals campanulate, ca. 1 mm, 5-lobed.

Sepals connate at base, lanceolate, 5--6 mm, abaxially lanate.

Disk absent. Stamens (1-)3-5(-many), hypogynous, free or connate at base, involute in bud; anthers 2-loculed, dehiscence longitudinal.

Sepals 3-5, connate at base to nearly their full length, or calyx splitting irregularly into 2 or 4 segments.

Carpels (3-)5(-15), seemingly free but basally connate, each with one ovule.

Petals 5, free and equal or connate, unequal, apex 2-lobed or subentire.

Styles (2 or)3 or 4, not exceeding stamens, glabrous, connate near base.

styles 3, ca. 8 mm, connate at middle, plumose.

Staminodes partly connate, ca. 1. 5 cm.

styles 3, ca. 4 mm, base connate, plumose.

styles 3, ca. 3 mm, base connate, plumose.

Sepals (4 or)5, free or sometimes basally connate, valvate.

Epicalyx lobes 6-7, filiform, connate at base, 8-15 mm, sparsely stellate, apex obtuse or acute.

bracts 7--8 mm. Sepals connate at base, linear-lanceolate, ca. 5 mm, abaxially arachnoid.

styles 2 or 3, free or basally connate, simple, usually long.

teeth broadly ovate to triangular, 0. 5-0. 8 mm. Petals apically connate and forming a calyptra, apex rounded to subacute.

2 (1) Seeds with slender concentric striations; carpels 6-10, connate.

placentation parietal; styles (2 or)3-5(or 6), free or connate at base, persistent.

filaments basally connate, forming a short column ca. 0. 2 mm.

styles 3, ca. 3 mm, base connate, ca. 1 mm, plumose.

Stem leaves crowded. Sepals sublinear-lanceolate, subequal, 5. 5-6 mm, shorter than petals. Carpels basally connate for ca. 0. 5 mm.

stamens 3, connate into 3-angled head, ca. 2 mm.

Ovary subglobose; styles 3 or 4(or 5), connate below middle.

styles 3, ca. 3. 5 mm, connate for ca. 1 mm, plumose.

anthers dorsifixed, connate into a tube surrounding style, the cae parallel, not confluent, dehiscing longitudinally;

ovary 3-15-celled, styles connate into a terete, conical, clavate, or ovoid structure with a usually lobed or toothed apex;

filaments connate into a cylinder and surrounding rudimentary ovary;

filaments connate into a cup at base, apical part free, linear;

Filaments equal, slightly shorter to slightly longer than perianth segments, connate and adnate to perianth segments, base triangular;

Filaments connate basally into a ring, fused with corolla, free parts very short;

filaments usually connate into a short cylinder;

Bisexual flower of superior ovary, under a part of anther already separated, upper of anther still connate ;

Female flowers: perianth lobes free or connate, usually enlarged in fruit and persistent, occasionally absent;

filaments connate into a column;

Filaments equal, equaling to slightly longer than perianth segments, connate at base and adnate to perianth segments;

anthers erect, free or connivent or connate, connectives often dilated into membranous appendages;

placentas 3, parietal, sometimes inconspicuously prominent but more frequently protruding and sometimes connate at middle;

glumes membranous, smooth, keels and lateral veins ciliate, margins connate at base, apices obtuse;

anthers dorsifixed, connate by adaxial surfaces, the cae divaricate, confluent at apex, dehiscing longitudinally;

Leaves alternate; stipules connate at base, persistent, rarely caducous;

Filaments slightly longer than perianth segments, connate at base and adnate to perianth segments;

filaments connate into cylindric column with parallel sessile anthers along sides;

filaments dilated, connate in a fleshy ring (corona), rarely free;

tube ca. 3 mm, throat with a thin, undulate-crenate ring of connate, widened filament bases;

Filaments shorter than perianth segments, connate at base and adnate to perianth segments;

sepals either connate beyond attachment to ovary and forming a tube or free and forming false tube above ovary;

filaments free or partly to completely connate, usually exceeding bracts;

filaments connate or distinct, adnate to base of sepals, glabrous or with pubescence;

stipules deciduous, intrapetiolar, free or rarely connate at base;

Leaves opposite, less often alternate or whorled, simple, base connate;

Filaments equal, equaling or slightly longer than perianth segments, connate at base and adnate to perianth segments for ca. 1 mm;

Filaments connate basally into a ca. 1 mm high ring, free parts very short;

lateral teeth of upper lip narrowly ovate, strongly connate with middle tooth;

Female flowers: calyx lobes connate into a tube, apically entire or 3- or 4-lobed, persistent;

Carpels connate for most of placental region, dehiscent distally in fruit;

auricles of stipules membranous, connate from base to rounded apex;

Fruit a loculicidal capsule, with carpels connate as in ovary;

Leaf sheaths with partially connate margins, rarely split to base;

Filaments subequal, longer than perianth segments, connate at base and adnate to perianth segments for ca. 1 mm;

styles connate below middle, persistent but easily lost;

filaments connate into column longer than anthers;

filaments dilated or not at base, free or median 4 connate in 2 pairs;

filaments cylindric, connate at base or free, glabrous;

calyx lobes connate, thinly membranous;

Styles 2, connate to below middle, included or stamens included and styles exserted on separate plant;

Female flowers: sessile; calyx peltate, fleshy, free or basally connate, apex thick;

staminodes in 2 whorls, persistent, white, base slightly connate to fertile stamens;

Stipules free below, partially connate in upper stems;

Female flowers: perianth minute or absent, 2-lobed, connate at base asymmetrically to shallow cupular pocket, adnate to base of ovary;

style apical or subapical, of 4 contiguous, coherent, or connate styler elements;

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

Filaments connate basally into a ca. 0. 5 mm high ring, free parts very short;

connectives conspicuous, if stamens 3, connectives connate at base or free;

auricles of stipules connate from base to rounded apex;

Stamens 6, often free, sometimes connate at base or inserted at base of perianth segments;

filaments free or partially connate into tube, often fused abaxially to septa;

Filaments equal, slightly longer than perianth segments, connate at base and adnate to perianth segments for ca. 0. 6 mm;

Filaments connate basally into a ca. 1 mm high ring, free parts ca. 2 mm;

perianth lobes 4, connate at base, apex acute, without corniculate tip by apex;

filaments filiform, slightly connate at base, in 5 fascicles;

Female flowers solitary: ovary stipitate, composed of 2 connate carpels, 1-locular, elongate, compressed, glabrous, apex 2-lobed;

Filaments connate basally into a ring, free parts ca. 0. 5 mm;

filaments connate for ca. half length;

replum rounded, concealed by connate valve margin;

Ovary inferior. Styles connate, apex 6-cleft, included;

replum rounded, concealed by connate margins of valves;

Filaments connate basally into a ring, free parts 2--4 mm;

Ovary inferior. Styles connate, apex 6-cleft, lobes entire;

petals oblong, green-yellow, ca. 6 mm, connate to middle, hairy inside;

Stamens numerous, rarely 5, free or connate into fascicles at base;

placentation parietal; ovules numerous. Styles 2-6, free or connate only at base, divergent;

Styles 3, connate to below middle, equaling perianth;

replum rounded, covered by connate valve margin;

Male flowers: perianth lobes (3 or)4, connate at middle, valvate, gibbous or mucronate below apex;

perianth lobes boat-shaped to elliptic, ca. 1 mm, sparsely strigillose, connate to middle;

Filaments 3--4 mm, connate basally into a ring;

Stamens 5, alternate with petals, free or connate;

stamen connectives and filaments connate into column, 4-12 mm, longest at base of catkin;

Female flowers: sepals 4-10, often connate into shortly lobed cup, imbricate;

Ovaries superior, rarely half-inferior, connate or distinct, 1- or 2-locular;

connectives elongated, linear, erect or ascending, 1-1. 9 cm, connate at base, on outside of apical part of ovary;

sepals 5, broadly elliptic, ca. 2 mm, valvate, connate only at base, margin ciliate;

Filaments equal, slightly shorter than perianth segments, connate at base and adnate to perianth segments for 0. 6--1 mm;

inner filaments connate into hairy column, ca. 4 mm;

Filaments connate basally into a ca. 2 mm high tube, free parts 3--5 mm;

anthers yellow. Pistils 2, connate at base;

Filaments connate basally into a ca. 0. 5 mm high ring, fused with corolla, free parts ca. 0. 7 mm;

stamens 3-8, connate into an oblong or ellipsoid column, shorter than sepals;

Filaments connate basally into a ca. 1. 5 mm high ring, free parts 2--3 mm, densely glandular;

Stamens 5, hypogynous, basally connate;

perianth segments (in fruit) patent, linear-elliptic or obovate, 0. 7-1 mm, basally connate, margin entire or slightly lacerate;

petals ovate-oblong, ca. 3 mm, basally slightly connate;

disk glands 5, free or connate into ring;

Fruit a (2 or)3-5-carpelled loculicidal capsule or rarely indehiscent, with carpels connate as in gynoecium;

Style 1 per carpel, free or connate at base;

Filaments connate basally into a ca. 0. 5 mm high ring, free parts ca. 0. 6 mm;

filaments ca. 2. 5 mm, connate for half length;

bracts connate, ca. 2 mm;

Apex of staminodial tube 5-lobed, connate to each other by thinner tissue to form sinuses;

petals 5, red or white, obovate, 6-8 mm long, base connate ;

Pistil ca. 1. 5 mm. Ovary ovoid, ca. 0. 5 mm in diam. Style ca. 1 mm, base strongly parted, connate along apical half;

corolla rotate, ca. 7 mm in diam. , petals ovate-oblong, 2. 5-3 mm, basally slightly connate;

Carpels erect, 4-4. 5 mm, base connate for ca. 1 mm and wide, apically tapered;

Carpels erect, base connate for 1-1. 5 mm. Styles 1. 5-1. 7 mm. Follicles ovoid to subovoid-globose, many seeded;