| The total number of pistils, parthenocarpic and seed containing siliques, and the mean number of seeds per silique were recorded. |
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| The upper lip, consisting of two fused petals, covers the pistils and stamens like a hood. |
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| Natural selection disfavors mutations that cause pistils to accept pollen from genotypes that reject their pollen. |
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| Males produce only staminate flowers with stamens and no vestigial pistils. |
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| The number of pollen tubes and ovules in the ovaries of each of six dissected pistils from each cross is shown. |
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| In addition, there was a negative correlation between the number of stamens and the number of pistils within female flowers. |
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| Five pistils were dissected from flowers and the stigmas and styles were mounted on aluminium stubs using carbon paste. |
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| As the stamens in each flower and umbel ripen a few days earlier than do the pistils, cross-pollination occurs more often than self-pollination. |
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| Based on the presence or absence of fertile stamens and fertile pistils, the heads can be further classified into heterogamous and homogamous capitula. |
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| The pearl represents her head and the surrounding petals her dress while the pistils underneath become her legs. |
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| Flesht of amber pink color contrasted by the whitish rose of the thick filaments of the pistils. |
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| The fresh pistils are less white than those on the Warlock but the mature pistils are tan as well. |
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| The pistils and the stem of the dryas lengthen to transform the delicate white-cream flower into a red dishevelled head. |
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| Leaf discs and the unpollinated pistils of unopened flower buds from both the control and HTS-treated plants were also collected for total RNA extraction. |
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| Its petals are mauve, and contain yellow cheesecloths, as well as three dark red pistils. |
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| The blue shades are sapphires set in white gold, or, more dramatically, as flowers of tanzanite and lapis lazuli with snow-white pistils. |
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| Silks and glumes were removed from the pistils for separate analyses. |
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| The ancient Babylonians knew that pollen from a male date palm tree must be applied to the pistils of a female tree to produce fruit. |
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| Saffron is a « fragile » spice, in the way that boiling or frying of saffron's pistils will destroy a big part of its aromatics properties. |
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| To preserve all its taste, saffron's pistils have to be infused before being added in your preparation. |
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| Examples of such organs are for instance brain, kidneys, and lungs or in plants leaves and pistils. |
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| The most scented and the most flowery, this semi fermented tea is enlivened by the addition of cinnamon flower pollen and orchid pistils. |
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| Also due to their relatively large size they often achieve better contact with stamens and pistils than smaller insects. |
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| It is a halo of living velvet around the gold of the pistils. |
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| Gynoecium separate, several pistils. 1-2 flowers terminating stem. |
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| In many members of the rose and buttercup families, each flower contains a number of similar single-carpelled pistils, separate and distinct, which together represent what is known as an apocarpous gynoecium. |
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| Of thick leading experts with pistils haughtiness woolly. |
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| Add 8 pistils of saffron previously soaked in room-temperature sour cream. |
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| Out of the fire, add the white wine, the cream and the pistils of saffron. |
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| The sepals, petals, stamens, and pistils are phyllous organs. |
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| Pistils aborting prior to silique formation are indicated with arrows. |
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