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| the inflorescence in the genus Euphorbia, consisting of a cup-like involucre containing a single pistil and male flowers with a single stamen. |
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| the upper and usually largest petal of papilionaceous flower, as in peas and sweet peas. |
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| a prominent longitudinal ridge like the keel of a boat, the two lower united petals of a papillonaceous flower |
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| a thin, flat margin bordering or extending from a structure. one of the two lateral petals of a papilionaceaous corolla. |
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| a group of a tuft of hairs, especially on the tip of a seed, tuft of bracts on top of a pinnapple. |
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| a disklike expansion or enlargement at the base of the style in apiaceae |
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| the narrowed base of some petals and sepals |
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| a style which is attached to the gynobase (an elongation or enlargement of the receptacle, as in the flowers of boraginaceae) as well as to the carpels. |
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| petal-like or crown like structures between the petals and stamens in some flowers |
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| a hollow, arched covering. |
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| a tapering projection resembling the horn of a cow |
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| a gland associated with the pollinium in asclepiadaceae |
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| a structure fromed from the fusion of the anthers with the stigmatic region of the gynoecium, as in the asclepiadaceae. |
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| the connecting structure between the pollinia of adjacent anthers in the asclepiadaceae |
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