Question

When the perianth is green like sepals it is described as______________

Answer 1

Answer:

answer is sepaloid

Explanation:

If the perianth is not differentiated into the calyx and the corolla, it is called a perigon (perigonium). The perigon is composed of similar floral leaves, tepals (tepala), which can be green (sepaloid) or coloured (petaloid).

Answer 2

When the perianth is green like sepals it is described as a 'sepaloid perianth'.

• Bracts-When a flower arises in the axil of a leaf-like structure, this structure is known as a bract.
• Bracts may be green like ordinary leaves or at times they are colored.
• Bracts are green-colored leaves.
• The actual flower will be small and cylindrical in shape.
• This cylindrical shape in the inside of a flower.

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