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Segmented pedicels that bear mature fruiting bracteoles are present in Obione moneta, whereas bracteoles are strongly adherent to the stem in 0. leucoclada.
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1. Bracteolate definition, having Bracteoles
2. The occurrence of Bracteoles varies
3. Completely covered by Bracteoles and sepals at anthesis; Bracteoles and sepals not differentiated, ca
4. Scrabble point value for Bracteoles: 14 points
5. Molecular phylogenetic hypotheses suggest 'Bracteoles' to be homoplastic
6. What does Bracteoles mean? Plural form of Bracteole
7. This video shows you how to pronounce Bracteoles
8. Attached Bracteoles did not inhibit germination of A
9. 5 to 8 Bracteoles outer to the calyx
10. What does Bracteoles mean? Plural form of bracteole
11. The Bracteoles are another shape than those given; the Bracteoles are ovate (widest below the middle, and broadly tapering to both ends- …
12. Bracteoles is a Words with Friends word
13. Words with Friends point value for Bracteoles: 14 points.
14. On one side is a rachis leading to smaller Bracteoles and a bud; on the other side a bud with Bracteoles has formed.
15. Bracteoles thus also appear to enforce some physical dormancy
16. Bracteoles are special bracts associated directly with the flowers
17. Hop cones consist of a strig, bracteoles and bracts.
18. The microsporangia are surrounded by a pair of Bracteoles (scalelike leaves)
19. Female inflorescences crowded in apical leaf axils among leaflike bracts and Bracteoles
20. In all analyses, species with showy involucres and Bracteoles formed the most
21. Some of the latter have an inner set of Bracteoles that could be
22. In all analyses, species with showy involucres and Bracteoles formed the most derived clade, while ancestral Tacca had small and plain involucres and short Bracteoles, namely less conspicuous inflorescence structures.
23. The origin of the Bracteoles was explained by successive inflorescence reductions
24. Bracteoles are small, reduced leaves borne close to the base of lateral branches
25. Bracteoles could affect the dispersal of seeds by water since some fruiting structures of A
26. Bracteoles characters were mapped onto the phylogeny to analyze the sequence of inflorescence trait evolution
27. The nature of Bracteoles in Chenopodioideae (Chenopodiaceae) has been disputed, as in traditional classifications genera with Bracteoles were considered to be closely related and classified within one tribe, whereas with molecular studies these structures appear to be homoplastic.
28. Underneath the Bracteoles is where the magic of the hop plant is found, the lupulin glands
29. Seedlings derived from seeds with Bracteoles demonstrated higher survival rates in fresh water than those derived from seeds without Bracteoles but at 2% salinity there was no difference, and at higher salinities no seedlings of either type survived.
30. Tended by bracts forming a involucre; umbellules (sometimes called umbellets) usually subtended by Bracteoles forming an involu-cel
31. Not vertically expanded; Bracteoles protruding from cone surface, never greatly thickened and always lacking a dorsal
32. Tacca, a genus of tropical herbs, possesses near black flowers, conspicuous involucral bracts and whisker-like filiform Bracteoles
33. Involucres and Bracteoles characters were mapped onto the phylogeny to analyze the sequence of inflorescence trait evolution
34. An epicalyx, an additional whorl around the calyx of a single flower, is a modification of Bracteoles
35. Therefore, floral ontogeny was studied to evaluate the nature of the Bracteoles and sex determination in Atripliceae.
36. Tacca, a genus of tropical herbs, possesses near black flowers, conspicuous involucral Bracts and whisker-like filiform bracteoles
37. Generally, the number of flowers and Bracteoles in the pistillate cymules is the same or less than in the staminate ones
38. The plant has Bracteoles between the primary bracts and the flowers; there are no Bracteoles on the plant; Bracts in plantain (Plantago) NA Final leaf segment length (compound lvs only) 0 mm Final leaf segment length to width ratio (compound lvs only)
39. Female flowers: green, sessile; calyx sparsely pubescent; ovary globose, ± enclosed by appressed calyx, surrounded closely by bract and Bracteoles
40. The cymules bear one to seven or more flowers and are subtended by one to nine or more Bracteoles
41. White-fleshed pitahaya, cactus vine producing red oblong to oval fruits with large Bracteoles, with white pulp and small
42. Whereas in Bracteoles are also bract like structure present on the pedicel of the flower between the bract and the flower.
43. Plants of this genus possess near black flowers, conspicuous involucral bracts, and whisker-like filiform Bracteoles (Zhang et al., 2011a)
44. In other words, the epicalyx is a group of bracts resembling a calyx or Bracteoles forming a whorl outer to the calyx
45. The influence of Bracteoles on the germination response of a salt marsh annual, Atriplex prostrata, and a salt desert perennial, A
46. Bracteole (plural Bracteoles) (botany) A small leaf of leaf-like structure directly subtending a flower or inflorescence whose stalk itself is subtended by a bract
47. Prostrata are able to float in 1.0% NaCl solutions for 5 and >30 d, respectively, compared with a maximum of 4 and 3 d for seeds without Bracteoles.
48. It is the bract that protects the early floral bud, and each flower has one or more Bracteoles, but each bracteole is associated with only one flower
49. The pair of protective Bracteoles become hard, and the seed is also surrounded by fleshy bracts that may become ivory, red, or orange in colour, perhaps an adaptation for animal dispersal
50. Bracteole (plural Bracteoles) (botany) A small leaf of leaf-like structure directly subtending a flower or inflorescence whose stalk itself is subtended by a bract. (botany) A bract subtending an individual flower rather than an inflorescence.