Flower structure of coriander

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CORIANDER © A.K. Chhabra Floral Biology of Coriander

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CORIANDER © A.K. Chhabra Crop View

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Crop View

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The Inflorescence The inflorescence is a compound umbel and usually comprises about 5 smaller umbels.

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CORIANDER © A.K. Chhabra The Inflorescence The inflorescence is a compound umbel and usually comprises about 5 smaller umbels.

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CORIANDER © A.K. Chhabra The Inflorescence The inflorescence is a compound umbel and usually comprises about 5 smaller umbels. Smaller Umbel COMPOUND UMBEL

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CORIANDER © A.K. Chhabra The Inflorescence The inflorescence is a compound umbel and may also have more than 5 umbels. Smaller Umbel COMPOUND UMBEL

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CORIANDER © A.K. Chhabra The Inflorescence CLOSE-UP Smaller Umbel

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CORIANDER © A.K. Chhabra The Inflorescence

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CORIANDER © A.K. Chhabra The Inflorescence The corolla is made up of 5 petals.

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CORIANDER © A.K. Chhabra The corolla is made up of 5 petals. Petal The Inflorescence

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CORIANDER © A.K. Chhabra Flowers are both bisexual and unisexual, the latter being mostly staminate. The Inflorescence

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CORIANDER © A.K. Chhabra Flower Stigma Bisexual Flower

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CORIANDER © A.K. Chhabra Flower Gynoecium Bisexual Flower Anther

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CORIANDER © A.K. Chhabra Flower Bicapellary Gynoecium Anther

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CORIANDER © A.K. Chhabra Flower Anther Filament Calyx Stigma The flower possesses 5 stamens and the ovary is inferior and bilocular.

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CORIANDER © A.K. Chhabra Flower Anther Filament Calyx Stigma Petals The flower possesses 5 stamens and the ovary is inferior and bilocular.

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CORIANDER © A.K. Chhabra Flower Anther Filament Calyx Stigma Petals The flower possesses 5 stamens and the ovary is inferior and bilocular.

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CORIANDER © A.K. Chhabra Flowers are both bisexual and unisexual, the latter being mostly staminate. The Inflorescence

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CORIANDER © A.K. Chhabra A bunch of Immature Fruits

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CORIANDER © A.K. Chhabra A bunch of Immature Fruits

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CORIANDER © A.K. Chhabra Stigma (Twin) The fruit is globular, round and small (3-4mm diameter or 1/8”). Its surface has longitudinal fine grooved and ribs alternately. When pressed, the fruit easily breaks into 2 locules, convex outside and concave inside, in each of which, there is one seed. The fruits are mild, delicately fragrant due to the presence of volatile oil (0.2 to 1.0%) in them, according to a variety, growing region, etc. Immature Fruit

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CORIANDER © A.K. Chhabra Stigma (Twin) Immature Fruit The fruit is globular, round and small (3-4mm diameter or 1/8”). Its surface has longitudinal fine grooved and ribs alternately. When pressed, the fruit easily breaks into 2 locules, convex outside and concave inside, in each of which, there is one seed. The fruits are mild, delicately fragrant due to the presence of volatile oil (0.2 to 1.0%) in them, according to a variety, growing region, etc.

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CORIANDER © A.K. Chhabra Physiological Maturity The fruit is globular, round and small (3-4mm diameter or 1/8”). Its surface has longitudinal fine grooved and ribs alternately. When pressed, the fruit easily breaks into 2 locules, convex outside and concave inside, in each of which, there is one seed. The fruits are mild, delicately fragrant due to the presence of volatile oil (0.2 to 1.0%) in them, according to a variety, growing region, etc.