Any1 who knows plant morphology?

1. what does staminode in hibiscus enclose?



2. what type of stigma sorghum possess?
Any1 who knows plant morphology?
1 ) In hibiscus there is no staminode ; perhaps you mean staminal tube . If it is so then the answer is -- The staminal tube in hibiscus encloses the style and the ovary .



A beautiful photo on the link below--

http://www.life.uiuc.edu/help/digitalflo...



2 )In sorghum ( Poaceae ) the stigma is feathery.



see stigma on the link below --

http://waynesword.palomar.edu/images/phy...
Reply:1. The staminode is an infertile stamen, usually just the filament part.



2. Picture of sorghum stigma here:

http://www.missouriplants.com/Grasses/So...



This site describes this type of stigma as "feathery".

http://www.anbg.gov.au/glossary/webpubl/...
Reply:1.um!! i dont know



2. feathery stigma.
Reply:Each anther is held aloft by a slender, pink filament, and each filament is attached to a pale, pink cylinder, known as a staminal column or "stamen tube."



The fertile flower of sorghum consists of a thin lemma and thin palea, and inside these the stamens and pistil - the latter developing into the kernel.
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