1) American literary magazine 2) Biannual magazine 3) Bud cover 4) Coil 5) Curl 6) Curlicue 7) Floral section 8) Flower feature 9) Flower part 10) Flower part made up of sepals 11) Flower section 12) Flower sepals 13) Formation of sepals 14) Gyre 15) Outer covering of a flower 16) Ringlet 17) Roll 18) Scroll
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1) Pappus
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all the sepals combined [separate or united] forming the outer covering of the floral envelope
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outer covering of a flower
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• (n.) A cuplike division of the pelvis of the kidney, which surrounds one or more of the renal papillae. • (n.) The covering of a flower. See Flower.
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All of the sepals of a flower.
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(from the article `flower`) ...flower parts are usually arrayed in whorls (or cycles) but may also be disposed spirally, especially if the axis is elongate. There are commonly ... The sepals (collectively called the calyx) most resemble leaves because of their generally green colour. From their base and along most of their ... ...and...
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(from the article `renal pelvis`) ...that is curved to one side, is almost completely enclosed in the deep indentation on the concave side of the kidney, the sinus. The large end of ... ...urine is produced, to the calyces, or cup-shaped cavities in which urine collects before it passes through the ureter to the bladder. The point of .....
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(ka´liks) pl. ca´lyces, ca´lices a cuplike organ or cavity. adj., calice´al., adj. Spelled also calix.
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All the sepals of a flower.
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The name for the outer protective covering of a flower
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Ca'lyx (kā'lĭks; 277)
noun ;
plural English
Calyxes , Latin
Calyces (kăl'ĭ*sēz). [ Latin
calyx ,
-ycis , from Greek
ka`lyx husk, shell, calyx, from the root of
kaly`ptein to cover, conceal. Confer
Chalice He...
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In botany, calyx is a collective term for all of the sepals, structural components of the flower.
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(ka;liks) A cup-shaped portion of the renal pelvis that encircles a renal papilla.
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all the sepals combined [separate or united] forming the outer covering of the floral envelope
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In botany, the calyx is the outer floral envelope comprised of a number of individual sepals that protects the developing flower bud.
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a cup-shaped part of the kidneys
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calyx 1. The covering enclosing anything, a bud, cup of a flower, shell or a fruit. 2. The outermost part of a flower, enclosing the other floral parts during the bud stage. It consists of leaf-like sepals, which are normally green.
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The cuplike green portion of the flower connecting the petals to the stem. The outer protective covering of a flower, which folds back when open in segments called sepals.
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(plural calyces) the outermost whorl of parts (sepals) that form a flower.
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noun (botany) the whorl of sepals of a flower collectively forming the outer floral envelope or layer of the perianth enclosing and supporting the developing bud; usually green
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Collective term for the sepals of a flower, forming the outermost whorl of the perianth. It surrounds the other flower parts and protects them while in bud. In some flowers, for example, the campions Silene, the sepals are fused along their sides, forming a tubular calyx
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Latin = a wine-cup (plural - calyces).
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The calyx is outer whorl of protective leaves around the base of the flowers.
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The calyx is outer whorl of protective leaves around the base of the flowers.
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