Operation WildflowerOperation Wildflower
    • Albums
    • Home
    • Links
      • National Botanical Gardens
      • Parks, Gardens & Reserves
      • Sites of Interest
    • Search
    • Information
      • About Us
      • Articles
      • Contact Us
      • Disclaimer
      • Glossary
      • Sources of Information
      • Subject Index

    Asparagus aethiopicus flower racemes

    Asparagus aethiopicus flower racemes
    Author: Ivan Lätti
    Photographer: Thabo Maphisa

    The axillary flowers of Asparagus aethiopicus grow in racemes. The tepals spread in a star-shape. Flower dimensions are about 7 mm wide and up to 5 mm long.

    Buff-coloured ovoid buds can be seen among open flowers, young and old. The young flowers still have purplish or plum-coloured anthers at the tips of straight white filaments (Manning, 2007; Bean and Johns, 2005; Wikipedia).

    Previous
    Total Hits : 884
    Next

    Off Canvas Menu

    • Albums
    • Home
    • Links
      • National Botanical Gardens
      • Parks, Gardens & Reserves
      • Sites of Interest
    • Search
    • Information
      • About Us
      • Articles
      • Contact Us
      • Disclaimer
      • Glossary
      • Sources of Information
      • Subject Index