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Bookmark or Share- Flacourtiaceae: Characters, Distribution and AffinitiesFlowers bixexual, peri to epigynous; sepals 4-15; petals the same number. Stamens 4-15 or many, polygamous or clustered. Gen.: Homalium. Tribe X: Phyllobotryeae: Flowers bisexual or polygamous; sepals and petals 3-5 each. Stamens 5-inany. Ovary cell with many ovules. Leaves alternate with epiphyllous inflorescence. Gen.: Phyllobtrium.
- Classification of Sapindales: 6 Families | DicotyledonaeInflorescence is a thyrsus type of panicle, terminal. Flowers are polygamous, obliquely zygomorphic; male flowers in the upper part of the inflorescence and the bisexual flowers in the lower part. Sepals 5 united, lobes valvate. Petals 5 or 4, free, imbricate. Stamens 8-5; inserted on a disc; anthers introrse; disc is often one-sided.
- Classification of Parietales: 11 Families | Dicotyledonae(4) Flowers are polygamous, some male flowers have 10 stamens with sessile anthers at the throat of an elongated corolla tube, others with only 5 long filament stamens attached near the base of the ovary. Such flowers with variable morphology are met with in same species, e.g. Carica papaya Linn. In Carica quercifolia Solms. the ovary is 5-celled.
- Classification of Urticales: 3 Families | DicotyledonaeFlowers of Urticaceae is very small, unisexual monoecious or dioecious rarely polygamous in cymose clusters on short axillary shoots, often crowded in heads, rarely catkin-like. Perianth of 4 sepaloid segments, rarely 5, in 2 whorls; free in male flowers, more or less connate and persistent in female flowers.
- Caricaceae: Characters, Distribution and Economic Importance(iv) Polygamous flowers of two sorts, one of 10 sessile stamens and another with 5 stamens. Calyx: Small, rotate, cupular or shortly tubular, teeth or segments long or short; in pistillate flower calyx segments are comparatively longer than that of staminate ones. Corolla:
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