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bilabiate

[bī′lāb·ē·ət]
(botany)
Having two lips, such as certain corollas.
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It is characterized by digitate leaves with lepidote indumentum, flowers with bilabiate calyx, lepidote and corolla yellow with red or brown nectar guides on the fauces.
The family Bignoniaceae in the Environmental Protection Area Serra Branca, Raso da Catarina, Jeremoabo, Bahia, Brazil/A familia Bignoniaceae na APA Serra Branca, Raso da Catarina, Jeremoabo, Bahia, Brasil
4 cm; limb bilabiate, oblique, upper limb formed by the two dorsal lobes (which form an ample galea) and the two lateral triangular lobes, the ventral lobe 1.
3 cm wide at limb, the limb bilabiate and oblique, the upper lip formed by the two dorsal and the two lateral lobes, 1.
Dos nuevas especies y dos nuevas variedades de Columnea (Gesneriaceae)
Lamiales are a huge clade in terms of species, genera and families with monosymmetric, often elaborate bilabiate flowers (Kampny, 1995).
Other cases with stronger monosymmetry are: Sprekelia (Amaryllidaceae), in which, in addition to mere curvature, the perianth is conspicuously monosymmetric (Vochting, 1886); Haworthia and Chortolirion (Asphodelaceae) with bilabiate perianth (Smith & Van Wyk, 1998); Daubenya with three enlarged petals in basal flowers of the inflorescence, and Lachenalia (Hyacinthaceae) with a bilabiate perianth (Speta, 1998); Melasphaerula, Sparaxis, Chasmanthe and perhaps other Iridaceae-Ixioideae with bilabiate or otherwise monosymmetric perianth (Vogel, 1954; Goldblatt et al.
The immense diversity of floral monosymmetry and asymmetry across angiosperms
9 cm Corolla limb Bilabiate Subactinomorphic Stamen filaments 2 cm 3.
Una nueva especie rara de columnea (gesneriaceae) de la Cordillera Occidental en los Anders Colombianos
He emphasized types of capitula in his classification and included in the Mutisieae genera with other types of corolla than the bilabiate, such as ligulate and tubular corollas.
Cabrera defined the Mutisieae as having bilabiate corollas, caudate anthers, and characteristic style shape.
The subfamily Mutisioideae (Asteraceae)
Florets dimorphic; marginal florets female, with staminodes, corolla bilabiate, outer lip expanded; central florets bisexual, corolla bilabiate; anther apical appendages acute, tails papillose; style bilobed, branches dorsally papillose.
The subfamily Mutisioideae (Asteraceae)
Florets dimorphic; marginal florets female, with well developed staminodes, corolla bilabiate, with an expanded outer lip; central florets bisexual, corolla bilabiate; anther apical appendages acute, tails papillose; style bilobed, branches dorsally papillose.
The subfamily Mutisioideae (Asteraceae)
Florets dimorphic or isomorphic, bisexual; marginal florets with corolla bilabiate, outer lip expanded or not; central florets with corolla bilabiate; anther apical appendages acute, tails smooth; style bifid, branches apically truncate, crowned by collector hairs.
The subfamily Mutisioideae (Asteraceae)
Florets bisexual, radiate capitula with marginal corollas bilabiate, outer lip expanded; central corollas actinomorphic, tubular-campanulate, deeply five-lobed, tube narrow, abruptly dilated into a limb, lobes erect; discoid capitula with florets actinomorphic, corollas tubular-campanulate; anther apical appendages acuminate to apiculate, tails papillose, long, subrounded; style bifid, branches separate, dorsally pubescent and also hairs in subapical ring, hairs acute.
The subfamily Mutisioideae (Asteraceae)

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