Falls The sepals of an iris. This feature helps explain how flowers are arranged, how pollination happens, or how seeds begin to form.
Glossary: Flower / inflorescence morphology
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Flower / inflorescence morphology
Floret A small flower, usually part of a cluster. This feature helps explain how flowers are arranged, how pollination happens, or how seeds begin to form. Did you know? Each small disk in the center of a sunflower is an individual floret capable of producing one seed.
Fruit A ripened seed-containing ovary. This feature helps explain how flowers are arranged, how pollination happens, or how seeds begin to form. Did you know? Botanically, tomatoes, cucumbers, pumpkins, peppers, and beans are fruits because they develop from flower ovaries.
Funnelform Describing a flower whose petals form a funnel shape. This feature helps explain how flowers are arranged, how pollination happens, or how seeds begin to form. Did you know? Funnelform flowers often guide pollinators toward nectar at the base of the tube.