Sexus Botanicus, by Joanne Anton, is a lovely exploration of the surprising habits of plants and their pollinators.

Goetze: Two woody plants found in the Rolling Plains grow in the vicinity of water or lowland habitats with hydric or ...

Then, the FMs almost simultaneously fractionate stamen primordia, followed by petal and finally sepal primordia. Staminate flowers stop their development in this stage, whereas perfect flowers form ...

and that it is needful to have both staminate and pistillate flowers to study before any given plant can be determined confidently.

See the OSU guide detailing pollination and nut development and Germain (1994) for additional information. The male flowers, called catkins or staminate flowers, are the pollen producing structures ...

Usually, as in the case of the familiar pecan tree, the catkins are the male (staminate) flowers and the female (pistillate) flowers are at the tips of the branches. Both are needed to produce nuts.

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Enjoying a meal. Foraging. Healthy Eating. Bright and Sunny Morning on Regenerative a Farm in North Carolina, USA Green flowering staminate racemose catkin inflorescences of Juglans Californica, ...