Bloom conditions
Printer Friendly Format
Bookmark this page
Back to "Plant morphology"With bloom conditions or Infloreszenz a summary is marked by blooms with seed plants (Spermatophyta). The arrangement of the blooms on a bloom condition axle can be very different. Advantage for the plants participates that they can better attract as if it would individually stand.
Simple Infloreszenzen bloom conditions of first degree are called. With them the blooms sit directly or on a handle at the centerline. The handles, if available, do not branch out.
With compound Infloreszenzen the blooms are replaced by a further level of the same structure. Like that is one double-rob a grape/cluster, whose blooms by a grape/cluster one replaced. This can repeat itself in the new bypass level, but always only with the structure lying to reason.
Bloom conditions
- Simple Infloreszenzen
- The blooms of bloom conditions up to one are reduced single flower, with some kinds.
- Dolde
- Grape/cluster
- Ear
- Piston
- Partialinfloreszenzen
- Double-rob
- Double ear
- Doppeldolde
- Rispe
- Other one
- Thyrsus
- Spirre
- Wind
- Schraubel
- Trugdolde
See also
Sheet position
Related links
Back to topArticles in category "Bloom conditions"
We found here 14 articles.
B» Bark» Berry » Blatthchen » Blattscheide » Bloom » Bloom conditions » Bloom covering » Bloom formula » Bloom soil » Branch » Branch axle » Breath knee » Bud » Bulb (plant part) |
Navigation
- Tree
- Nursery garden
- Flower
- Bodenkunde
- Botani garden
- Garden
- Garden architecture (Japan)
- Vegetable
- Vegetable growing
- Landscape architecture
- Fruit
- Fruit-growing
- Plants
- Plant morphology
- Plant product
- Plant protection
- Plant pflanzenvermehrung
- Technology in the horticulture
- Improve in the horticulture
- Building of ornamental plants
Related articles
Index | Privacy | Terms Of Use | Sitemap | Feedback
