Flower structure of chilli

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Floral Biology of Chilli Exercise Go to Beginning End this show END Capsicum annum

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Flowers usually borne singly and are terminal, but due to the form of branching, appear to be axillary

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Exercise Go to Beginning End this show END Flowers usually borne singly and are terminal, but due to the form of branching, appear to be axillary

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Exercise Go to Beginning End this show END Flowers usually borne singly and are terminal, but due to the form of branching, appear to be axillary

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Color variation Exercise Go to Beginning End this show END

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Anther Color Variation Bluish Grey Anthers Purplish Anthers

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Exercise Go to Beginning End this show END Capitate stigma

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Capitate stigma

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Peduncle Calyx Calyx campanulate (Bell shaped), shortly five dentate, encloses the base of the flower bud, flower and fruit. GREEN CALYX Exercise Go to Beginning End this show END

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Calyx campanulate (Bell shaped), shortly five dentate, encloses the base of the flower bud, flower and fruit. GREEN CALYX-CLOSEUP Exercise Go to Beginning End this show END

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Calyx campanulate (Bell shaped), shortly five dentate, encloses the base of the flower bud, flower and fruit. GREEN CALYX-OPENED Exercise Go to Beginning End this show END

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Calyx campanulate (Bell shaped), shortly five dentate, encloses the base of the flower bud, flower and fruit. GREEN CALYX-WITH OVARY Stigma Style

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Calyx campanulate (Bell shaped), shortly five dentate, encloses the base of the flower bud, flower and fruit. PURPLE CALYX-WITH FLOWER

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Calyx campanulate (Bell shaped), shortly five dentate, encloses the base of the flower bud, flower and fruit. GREEN CALYX-WITH FLOWER Exercise Go to Beginning End this show END

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Calyx campanulate (Bell shaped), shortly five dentate, encloses the base of the flower bud, flower and fruit. GREEN CALYX-WITH FRUITS Calyx

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Calyx campanulate (Bell shaped), shortly five dentate, encloses the base of the flower bud, flower and fruit. Calyx Remains Attached with Fruits Calyx Exercise Go to Beginning End this show END

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Corolla is rotate-camanulate, white or purple in colour; stamens are attached to it. Stamens Exercise Go to Beginning End this show END

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