IMPORTANT called

calledgynoecum
structure petals,
mayappendages
INTRODUCTION
7. 6 5 4 3 2. 1.
poSseSs
Incomplete.
Actinomorphic.
Petunia.
plane, Ebracteate.
Sessile.
e.g.,Complete. Bracteate.
Pedicellate. epicalyx.
bracteoles. stamens Flower
called
respectively.
a called is
A TERMS stalk
flower bract.
Sometimes andbasically
A A floral
A A
Aflower
flower called carpels Study
flower flowerflower Rarely
A without The
flower leaves.
(Gynoecium) in without having pedicel. axis shoot a
Ihalamus Carpel in having
which in
whorl athe A
Fig. thatwhich a distinet
on having
stalk bract pedicel The typical and
Ll. can any all a a of which
stalkbract. bracteoles pedicel
Parts be the or at
one pedicel. may whorls flower a
condensed
a
Description
divided four or its
19 flower
fapel or pedicel. base. bear may
whorls
more is known has
(Androecium) into
Stamen present one arises be four
axis
tlower twhorls
wo are borne
or as
types
equal present. is called
below more calledcalyx,
(Corolla)
(Calyx)Sepal is/are in CORE
Petal the ofEXPERIMENT1
halves leafy corolla,floralthalamus
absent. the mother of
axil
through calyx.bract the
of leaves
androecium a
axis. and
This likesmall
any The
Flowers
called a
structures
whorls leaf number
vertical
flower sepals,
like and
is of
 flower. the
diagram
of floral the draw andformula floral write characters.
toTry floral Observe
the
9.
placentation. andstigma style, ovary, nature
of the out Find 8.
locule.
hamber each ovules
in numberof and ovary and anther chambers
in number
of the Count
roscope. dissecting the under examine and water of
drop a slide in section
a on
the Mount ovary. and anther sections
of thin cutrazer, or
blade a help
of the With 7.
whorl). other
leaves
of floral the with (union adhesion whorl)
or same the members
of theamong
(union cohesion their down note and whorl each leaves
of floral number of the Count 6.
carpels. andstamens petals, sepals, present), epicalyx
(if i.e., paper
white aonwise whorl them place and whorl each leaves
of floral out take
Carefully 5.
leaves. floral insertion of gynoecium)
and and
ecium corolla, calyx, (i.e., leaves floral whorls
of different presence
of Observe
the 4
not. epicalyx
or bracts, pedicel, ahasflower whether
its down, Note 3.
plant. compound)
the of simple
orvariation, (arrangement,
shape,
leaf and woody) herbaceous
or adventitious),
stem, or
(tap root typeof the down Note 2.
observations. following the make and plantsflowering suggested one Take 1.
PROCEDURE
paper. white
microscope, coverslip, needles-2, slides, blade, razor
or forceps, Flower,
REQUIREMENTS
rham number
of shou ovary
to and anther and whorls display
of /Allium)
and Aspargus 3
Lathvru 2Pettun
ta. (1. plant
flowering given describe
the and study Obiect.
To
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Formula Androecium Perianth
Gynoecium Flower
Inflorescence Leaf Stem Root
Identification
Reasons
for Floral Classification

Genus
Species Class
FamilyDivision
3.Flower
Some 4.trimerous. 2. 1.
Petaloid
Stamens
Ovary
similar
tricarpellary,
perianth
six TYPE
flowers. in
two midrib.
brown cyme. cepa
Liliaceae
Allium
Angiospermae
brown. Monocotyledonae
Adventitious,
in Tricarpellary,
syncarpous,
two Stamens
Brantiphyllous, at Umbellate
hypogynous,
Tepals cylindrical,
trimerous. sheathing.
Bracteate, Radical,
Underground,
whorls two
trilocular the 4.
Asparagus O
ovule,
whorls P3+3) base, 6, ALLIUM
of axile 6,arranged
3 polyandrous, pedicillate,
Ag+3 epiphyllous, petaloid, fibrous
with each, of bulb, COMPREHENSIVE
officinalis placentation,
3
axile G(3) in inner
epiphyllous. each. white two
placentation. incomplete,
CEPA-ONION
(Satavari), superior,
ovary
anther whorls scales
arranged in
style colour, LABORATORY
fleshy
bithecous, of
short,
Asphodelus 3
gamophyllous
eacheach,
in slightly
bisexual, outer
trilocular
stigma each two tepal
MANUAL
basifixed. dry
whorls
tenuifolius trilobed. is membranousand
actinomorphic,
marked IN

locule
with of BIOLOGYX
3
(Piazi). each, with
a
 ovaryTS
of

Flowering
twig

Placenta
Ovarywall
Tunicated
bulb
Ovule Locule
Reduced
stem Inflorescence
Roots Leaf

Motheraxis

Pistil
Flower
bud

diagiam
Floral Perianth
Thalamus Filanent Anther Perianth
Style Anther
Stigma Flowe1

L. A Inflorescene
flower
S.
of
lower Stigma
Scape
Pedicel
Ovary Bract