The female reproductive part of the flower is known as pistil or carpel. It consists of three ... The male reproductive part of the flower is known as stamen. It consists of two subsections ...

Right: young flower with all organs formed (calyx removed) showing the gap (asterisk) where a tenth stamen would be formed. Calyx green, petals red, stamens yellow, carpel blue. Scale bar = 0.05 left ...

The simultaneous stamen formation is likely to be a constant character in the genus. Within the pistil, which is formed of four fused carpels, the abaxial carpel (the one facing away from the ...

In response to a question from the CEO Taihei Onishi about what initially drew his attention to Stamen Co., Ltd. (4019.T), Voytek Podobas highlighted TUNAG, the company’s flagship product ...

The UbMs fractionate FMs, the outermost being subtended by involucral bracts (Figure 14A, inv). Then, the FMs almost simultaneously fractionate stamen primordia, followed by petal and finally sepal ...

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