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Phyllotaxy Patterns in Hibiscus

The document lists various botanical institutions and examples of plant phyllotaxy, including alternate, opposite, and whorled arrangements. It also categorizes different types of floral structures and reproductive strategies, such as homothallic and heterothallic plants, along with specific examples. Additionally, it provides details on ovule types and mitochondrial orientations.

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Phyllotaxy Patterns in Hibiscus

The document lists various botanical institutions and examples of plant phyllotaxy, including alternate, opposite, and whorled arrangements. It also categorizes different types of floral structures and reproductive strategies, such as homothallic and heterothallic plants, along with specific examples. Additionally, it provides details on ovule types and mitochondrial orientations.

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Royal Botanical Garden - Kew, England

National Botanical Research Institute - Lucknow


Indian Botanical Garden - Howrah
Alternate phyllotaxy - hibiscus, sunflower
Opposite phyllotaxy - calotropis, guava
Whorled phyllotaxy - nerium, alostonia
Veticellaster - leucas
Cyathium - euphorbia

Stolon - obliquely downward


Sucker - obliquely upward
Simple raceme - crotalaria
Compound raceme - mangifera
Simple cormyb - cassia
Compound cormyb - cauliflower
Simple umbel - onion
Compound umbel - carrot
Simple spike - achyranthes
Compound spike - paddy
Spadix - colocasia
Capitulum - vernonia, sunflower
Homothallic - rhizopus sexualis
Heterothallic - Rhizopus stolonifer
pisrtilatte/sterile flower - papaya
Dichogamy -
Protandry - sunflower
Progyny - solanum
Herkogamy - hibiscus, gloriosa
Heterostyly - primula
Orthotropus ovule - polygonum
Anatropus ovule - sunflower
Campylotropous ovule - fabaceae
Mitochondria vertical - 1-4.1 / horizontal - 0.2-1

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