The two floral envelopes of a flower; a collective term embracing both corolla and calyx as a unit; often used when it is not possible to distinguish one series from the other (as in most monocots) and the parts then called tepals.
Look up "perianth" at the ANBG . Collective term for sepals and petals taken together.
a collective term that includes both the corolla and calyx as a unit; used when it is difficult to differentiate one series from another
the modified flora leaves (sepals or petals), regarded collectively.
The floral envelope regardless of form, and composed of the calyx and corolla.
Périanthe Kelch, m Periantio The outer, usually the showy part of a flower.
collective term for the outer parts of a flower consisting of the calyx and corolla and enclosing the stamens and pistils
a collective term for the sepals and petals of the flower, especially when these are indistinguisable
the non-reproductive elements of the flower (calyx plus corolla).
The floral envelopes; collectively, the calyx and corolla, especially when they are alike.
The collective term for all the sepals and petals of a single flower.
colective term for calyx and corolla
the two outer whorls of the Angiosperm flower; commonly used when the calyx and the corolla are not readily distinguishable (as in monocotyledons).
The outer parts of the flower, consisting of the calyx and corolla, which enclose the reproductive organs.
n. (Gr. peri, around; anthos, flower) the outer whorl of floral leaves of a flower, when not clearly divided into calyx and corolla; collectively, the calyx and corolla, or either one if one is absent.
a collective term for the corolla and calyx combined
The floral envelopes of the flower, especially when the petals and sepals cannot be differentiated. eg: many lilies.
The floral envelope, consisting of the calyx and corolla.
the calyx and corolla of a flower, especially where the two are similar.
the outer whorl of floral leaves of a flower when it is not clearly divided into calyx or corolla
the colorful outside portion of the flower consisting of the sepals and petals.
On African Violets, the calyx and all the petals of a flower, collectively.
Collective term for the calyx and corolla of a flower.
petals and sepals together
The sepals and petals of a flower are together called the perianth; literally "around the anthers". More info
The floral envelopes; the calyx, corolla, or both.
Formed of the calyx and the corolla, the perianth is the bulk of what we see as the flower. With petals in a vast array of colours and occasionally even coloured sepals, this structure is all show; it's shapes, colours, and patterns are geared at attracting insects and birds to aid in pollen transfer.
