Flower Structure of radish

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Floral Biology of Radish

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Field View Flowering is at its full bloom in the month of March. The inflorescence of radish is a typical terminal raceme of Cruciferae

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Field View 2 Flowering is at its full bloom in the month of March. The inflorescence of radish is a typical terminal raceme of Cruciferae

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Field View 3 Flowering is at its full bloom in the month of March. The inflorescence of radish is a typical terminal raceme of Cruciferae

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Inflorescence The inflorescence of radish is a typical terminal raceme of Cruciferae Flower Young flower buds

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Flower The flowers are small, white (as in the picture), rose or lilac in colour with purple veins in bractless raceme. The sepals are erect and petals are clawed. CLOSE-UP White Petals Sepals Peduncle

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Plant: Close-up The flowers are small, white (as in the picture), rose or lilac in colour with purple veins in bractless raceme. Flower Fruit

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Inflorescence The flowers are small, white (as in the picture), rose or lilac in colour with purple veins in bractless raceme. The sepals are erect and petals are clawed. White Petals Sepals

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Inflorescence: Flower The flowers are small, white (as in the picture), rose or lilac in colour with purple veins in bractless raceme. The sepals are erect and petals are clawed. White Petals Sepals Anthers

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Inflorescence: Flower The flowers are small, white (as in the picture), rose or lilac in colour with purple veins in bractless raceme. The sepals are erect and petals are clawed. ANOTHER VIEW White Petals Sepals Anthers

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Flower 3 The flowers are small, white (as in the picture), rose or lilac in colour with purple veins in bractless raceme. The sepals are erect and petals are clawed. White Petals Sepals Anthers

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Androecium & Gynoecium Each flower has six stamens and a pistil. The pistil is oblong. Gynoecium Stamens

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Androecium & Gynoecium Stigma Stamens Anther Filament Ovary Style Each flower has six stamens and a pistil. The pistil is oblong.

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Androecium & Gynoecium Stigma Anther Filament Ovary Style Each flower has six stamens and a pistil. The pistil is oblong.

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Fruits The fruits are indehiscent, 3-7 cm long and up to 1.5 cm in diameter with 6-12 seeds and long conical beak. Fruits

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Fruits The fruits are indehiscent, 3-7 cm long and up to 1.5 cm in diameter with 6-12 seeds and long conical beak. Fruits Conical beak.

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Fruits The fruits are indehiscent, 3-7 cm long and up to 1.5 cm in diameter with 6-12 seeds and long conical beak. In some genotypes beak shape may vary as seen in this picture. Conical beak of different type Fruits

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Fruit bearing Seeds The fruits contain 6-12 seeds Seeds