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| stalk bearing an inflorescence |
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| expanded tip of flower stalk that bears flower organs |
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| outer envelope of flower consisting of calyx and corolla |
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| stamens of a flower considered as a group |
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| pollen producing organ of flower; filament and anther |
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| pollen bearing part of stamen |
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| the stalk that bears the anther in a stamen |
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| female reproductive organs of a flower; pistils considered as a group |
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| slender part of pistil, between ovary and stigma |
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| tip of pistil of a flower, where pollen is deposited at pollination |
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| containing all four whorls: calyx, corolla, androecium, and gynoecium |
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| missing one of the four whorls: calyx, corolla, androecium, gynoecium |
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| containing both male and female reproductive structures |
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| missing either male or female reproductive structures |
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| floral parts on or near the summit or the ovary |
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| floral parts borne on a receptacle beneath the ovary |
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| having petals, sepals, and stamens around the edge of a cuplike receptacle containing ovary |
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| fusion within the same whorl |
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| fusion between different whorls |
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| flowers directly attached to stem |
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| flowers have their own little stems |
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| branched cluster of flowers where the branches are racemes |
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| flat-topped flower cluster in which the individual flower stalks grow upward from various points of the main stem to approximately the same height. |
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| cluster of flowers and pedicle attached at one node |
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| wall of ripend ovary; fruit wall; "skin" |
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| left over swollen hypanthium |
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| one ovary for one flower; berry, pepo, hesperidium, drupe |
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| multiple carpels; strawberry, magnolia |
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| multiple flowers; raspberry, pineapple |
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| entire is fleshy to the seed; grapes, tomatoes |
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| leathery rind; citrus fruits |
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| hard, think rind; cucumber, watermelon, banana |
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| big, stony pit; peach, coconut |
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| accessory tissue and papery core; apple |
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| split at matruity; legume, capsule |
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| mature, dry, and split to release seeds; peas, beans, peanuts, green beans |
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| splits along many lines; okra |
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| seed is attached to pericarp at one spot; strawberry seeds, sunflower seeds |
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| seeds are not attached to pericarp (rattle) |
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| seeds are uniformly attached to pericarp; corn, grain |
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| seeds that travel on animals (gumballs) |
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