Sentence examples for reduced flowers from inspiring English sources

Like many other bromeliads, it is an epiphyte, but because of its long scaly stems and reduced flowers, it does not look like them.

The rather uniform morphology of the nonreproductive parts of the plant body as well as the highly reduced flowers make deduction of evolutionary patterns from living sedges difficult.

Unlike Imogen Cunningham, who gave calla lilies and magnolias a full-blown majesty, Tasker reduced flowers like the lily, the open lotus and the iris to their bare essentials.

The reduced flowers are often reddish and borne in dense or loose clusters known as panicles.

Its small florets (reduced flowers) are wind-pollinated and are borne in dense spikes; they develop into one-seeded fruits, or grains, with long awns (bristles).

All these reduced flowers are enclosed in a cup-shaped, leaflike structure with five lobes and a gland on each, called a cyathium.

However, severe deficit irrigation reduced flowering and affected leaf colour.

The branched inflorescences bear reduced flower spikelets and produce grains with or without hairy awns, depending on the species.

In contrast, at the old field site, drift-level doses did not affect plant community structure but reduced flowering of a key species (Monarda fistulosa).

Competition with B. tectorum reduced flower production.

10.7554/eLife.04490.020 Figure 8. TPS10 expression reduced flower production under high herbivory.