These strains exhibited a wide range of phenotypes, including determinate and indeterminate growth habits, tall and short plant height, early and late flowering, different seed coat color, single and triple flowers per leaf axil, uniculm and branching style, and others.
For example, the ADVS has questions presented in a more complicated, branching style which resulted in poor performance (Table 2).
Carpellate flowers with 4 (rarely 5: B. chloroneura, B. fenicis, B. hernandioides, B. tayabensis) perianth segments; ovary with 3 equal or unequal wings, locules (2 or) 3, placentation axillary, placental branches 2 per locule (rarely 1: B. coronensis), ovules present between placental branches; styles 3, persistent or caducous in fruit, stigma in a spiralled band.
In the early 18th century a three-branch, asymmetrical style, shōka, evolved from the rikka and was cultivated by the Ikenobō school.
The StoryNexus system is primarily text based, with images to give a flavour of the events, elements and locations described, but it differs from the standard choose-your-own-adventure style branching narrative in a few ways.
When he compared patterns across phylogenetic representations he focused on differences in patterns of branching or the style of representation.
Flower: many; corolla pink to +- purple, lobes narrowly triangular; anther base tailed, tips ovate, acute to obtuse; style branched just above distal hairy ring, branches oblong, obtuse.
Flower with pistil evident (3 style branches).
Flower: corolla white to green-yellow or purple; style branches long, slender.
Disk Flower: few; corolla yellow or +- red; anther tip +- triangular; style branches truncate, hair-tufted.
Flower: 3--5(14); corolla 3.5--7.5 3.5--7.5 3.5--7.5s exserted, appendage generally < stigmm.
