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A semi-double rose (Rosa). Double Double flowers have additional floral organs compared to the usual sets of four, five or six found in most plants. The extra organs are usually petals that have replaced stamens. A semi-double flower has additional petals but stamens still remain. A fully double flower has lost most or all stamens to petals. Back to main flower menu Flower Shapes A fully double amaryllis (Hippeastrum). Back to flower shapes menu Main menu
Flower Shapes Funnelform A funnel shaped flower that widens from the base to the top. Wild petunia (Ruellia) Gentian (Gentiana) Virginia blue bells (Mertensia) Back to main flower menu Back to flower shapes menu Main menu
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Page 7 and 8: Flower Shapes Actinimorphic versus
Page 9 and 10: Asia bell (Condonopsis) Back to mai
Page 11 and 12: Mustard (Brassica nigra) Back to ma
Page 13: Cupuliform A cylindrical tube-like
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Page 21 and 22: Saccate A flower with petals shaped
Page 23 and 24: Spurred Spurred flowers have a peta
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