Choose language:
» Personal Loan No Credit Check, Online Economics » Bedecktsamer » Carnation-well-behaved » Carnation plants
| Carnation plants | ||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ||||||||||
| Scientific name | ||||||||||
| Caryophyllaceae | ||||||||||
| Jussieu | ||||||||||
| n | ||||||||||
|
The carnation plants (Caryophyllaceae) are a family of the Bedecktsamer (Magnoliophyta). They occur world-wide in all climate zones. One finds most of its kinds however in the moderate widths of the north hemisphere. They contain many ornamental plants.
The carnation plants are usually in or herbs of several years, rare half bushes or bushes. For all carnation plants the dichasiale bypass is typical. The sheets are nearly always cross-against-constantly, undivided, ganzrandig from oblong form, and.
Under normal conditions the blooms are zwittrig and The upper-constant Fruchtknoten consists of 2 to 5 and forms with ripe ones mostly a cap fruit, more rarely a nut fruit or a berry.
Bloom formula: \ star K_5 \; or \; K_ {(5)} \; C_5 \; A_ {5+5} \; G_ {\ underline {(2)}}
The family of carnation plants (Caryophyllaceae) covers 88 kinds with approximately 1750 admitted kinds, which are usually divided in three Unterfamilien.
We found here 69 articles.
Index | Privacy | Terms Of Use | Sitemap | Feedback
Printer Friendly Format
Bookmark this page
Back to "Carnation-well-behaved"
Back to top