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F, female zone.
The female zone is completely adnate to the spathe on one side.
The male zone represents approximately 60% of the total length of the spadix, and the female zone 35%. Figure 1 Mature sections of the inflorescence. A. Female zone at base of inflorescence.
This disorganization is believed to be related to the proximity of these flowers to the female zone, adjacent to the lower row of synandrodes (Barabé et al., 2012).
In Figure 6B, at the border between the female zone and the intermediate zone, the female flowers shift from a bicarpellate gynoecium (2) to a monocarpellate one (1).
At this stage, the spadix is already adnate to the spathe along its lower half, which will correspond later to the female zone (Figure 3A,B).
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However, in several genera within the subfamily, flowers with male and female organs are often found in the intermediate zone of the spadix located between the male and female zones (Barabé, 2013).
This layout of sexually designated zones had become popular in Victorian England; however its intention was not to segregate the sexes, but more to define furnishings - the male zones tended to have heavy oak furniture and dark 'Turkey' carpets, whereas the female zones would have more delicate furnishings of rosewood, Aubusson carpets and chintz soft furnishings.
We interviewed 220 (60.4%) and 34 (32.7%) female in zone 1 and zone 2, respectively (Table 1).
In the sexual incentive motivation test C males spend significantly more time in the female incentive zone than in the male incentive zone.
There is hardly a female erogenous zone that hasn't been celebrated in art, poetry, and fashion--the bum included.
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