connation
botany
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flower structure
- In angiosperm: General features
…are often united or fused: connation is the fusion of similar organs—e.g., the fused petals in the morning glory; adnation is the fusion of different organs—for example, the stamens fused to petals in the mint family (Lamiaceae). The basic floral pattern consists of alternating whorls of organs positioned concentrically: from…
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