| Scientific Name | Polemonium occidentale and Saltugilia latimeri |
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| Comments | Typical Polemoniaceae flowers. A. Polemonium occidentale, fresh flowers. The three stigmatic lobes, indicating that three carpels form the ovary, are apparent in the topmost flower. Inset is a close up of the ovary, resting on a thin nectary disk. B. Saltugilia latimeri, pressed flower rehydrated in Pohl's solution and dissected. Inset is a close-up of the three stigmatic lobes with long papillae and several pollen grains attached. From L-R : open corolla showing five stamens attached to corolla tube, calyx tube with five segments joined by a thin membrane, and ovary with style and three stigmatic lobes. |
| Body Part | flowers |
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| Copyright |
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| Attached to Group |
Polemonium (Polemoniaceae): view page image collection Saltugilia latimeri (Saltugilia): view page image collection |
| Title | flowers1.jpg |
| Image Type | Photograph |
| Image Content | Body Parts |
| ID | 5754 |