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Flower Diagrams

Flower Diagrams. Superior ovary. Inferior ovary. Superior ovary, compound pistil. Carpel: a simple pistil or a component of a compound pistil. Erythronium revolutum —fawn lily monocot; flower parts in 3s. Lilium , Lily family ( Liliaceae ).

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Flower Diagrams

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  1. Flower Diagrams

  2. Superior ovary

  3. Inferior ovary

  4. Superior ovary, compound pistil

  5. Carpel: a simple pistil or a component of a compound pistil

  6. Erythroniumrevolutum—fawn lilymonocot; flower parts in 3s

  7. Lilium, Lily family (Liliaceae)

  8. Clematis, buttercup family (Ranunculaceae)no petals; sepals petal-like; numerous simple pistils

  9. Primula—primrose family (Primulaceae)superior ovary, petals fused into a tube, stamens attached to the petals

  10. Hibiscus, mallow family (Malvaceae)filaments united into a tube H. brackenridgei, Photo by Neal Kramer

  11. Inflorescence Types

  12. Solitary flower

  13. Panicle

  14. Spike

  15. Raceme

  16. Corymb

  17. Umbel

  18. Head

  19. Catkin

  20. LamiaceaeMint Family

  21. SpearmintLamiaceae-Mint Family

  22. Autumn SageLamiaceae-Mint Family

  23. Indigo Woodland SageLamiaceae-Mint Family

  24. Pea family (Fabaceae) flower structure

  25. Pea Family-Fabaceae

  26. VetchPea Family (Fabaceae)

  27. PeaPea Family (Fabaceae)

  28. Sunflower family--Asteraceae

  29. Purple ConeflowerAsteraceae-Sunflower Family

  30. New England AsterAsteraceae-Sunflower Family

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