RE: [Aroid-l] The flowers of ZZ
- Subject: RE: [Aroid-l] The flowers of ZZ
- From: "Derek Burch" d*@horticulturist.com
- Date: Fri, 11 Feb 2005 16:44:55 -0500
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Marek,
What great pictures – as always at your site. We have an article on the taxonomy of Zamioculcas coming in the Aroideana that will be out in late summer, possibly with a small additional piece on their huge jump into favour as a house plant, if I can stir my lazy bones. I might ask you for a couple of pictures if that comes to pass – any chance?
Perigone is a word for a perianth in which the parts are undifferentiated (so all perigones are perianths, but not all perianths are perigones!). Those little nubbins which all look alike make it a perigone if you want to use the word that is very often chosen when describing the perianth of individual flowers in the Araceae.
Regards, Derek
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Hello,
For the first time I saw my Zamioculcas in bloom. Do the flowers have a perigon or perianth? What's the difference between perigon and perianth?
The photos you can see here:
Marek Argent |
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