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Monosepalous
Having only one sepal or the calyx in one piece or composed of the sepals united into one piece gamosepalous
Monomerous
Composed of solitary parts as a flower with one sepal one petal one stamen and one pistil
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milkwort Polygala paucifolia of eastern North America having leaves like wintergreen and usually rosy purple flowers with winged sepals
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Sepaline
Relating to or having the nature of sepals
Phyllous
Homologous with a leaf as the sepals petals stamens and pistils are phyllous organs
Pentamerous
of five parts also arranged in sets with five parts in each set as a flower with five sepals five petals five or twice five stamens and five pistils
Orchidaceous
perennial herbs having the stamens and pistils united in a single column and normally three petals and three sepals all adherent to the ovary The flowers are curiously shaped often resembling insects the odd or lower petal
bird on the wing
milkwort of eastern North America Polygala paucifolia having leaves like wintergreen and usually rosy purple flowers with winged sepals
Gamosepalous
Formed of united sepals monosepalous
Fuchsia
A genus of flowering plants having elegant drooping flowers with four sepals four petals eight stamens and a single pistil They are natives of Mexico and South America Double flowered
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