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Image:Fruitandveg.png|[[Venn diagram]] representing the relationship between botanical and culinary fruit and ve ...Note the multiple [[pistil]]s, each of which will produce a druplet. Each flower will become a blackberry-like [[aggregate fruit]].

...most distinct families are linked in the box above right and phylogenetic diagram left. In other interpretations, the Cephalotaxaceae may be better included ...ale cone and unfertilized female cone are called "male flower" and "female flower", respectively. After fertilization, the female cone is termed "fruit", whi

...dicels in one to four axillary clusters of one to four flowers each. These flower-clusters are subtended by two to four common calyculi. The tube of the coro Image:Diagram of Coffea arabica.jpg|[[Coffea arabica]]

...k like the petals in most monocotyledons, and the two alternate around the flower rim. Both are called tepals, or in some genera called perianth segments. In a bisexual flower's center, the male reproductive organs, known as stamens, surround female p

[[Image:Leaf_anatomy.svg|center|600px|Diagram of leaf internal anatomy]] ...ct]]s and [[pseudanthium|pseudanthia]] (''false flowers'') replaces normal flower structures if the true flowers are extremely reduced (e.g. [[Spurge]]s).

Kitchen - Garden and Flower-Garden. The kitchen-garden is for the kitchen,—to grow the supplies that ...refore it is difficult to separate the home vegetable -garden and the home flower - garden by any hard-and-fast or arbitrary line.

[[Image:Leaf_anatomy.svg|center|600px|Diagram of leaf internal anatomy]] ...ct]]s and [[pseudanthium|pseudanthia]] (''false flowers'') replaces normal flower structures if the true flowers are extremely reduced (e.g. [[Spurge]]s).

The [[flower]]s of most species roses have five petals, with the exception of ''[[Rosa s ...-old canes should never be pruned because doing so will remove next year's flower buds. The shrubs can also be pruned back lightly, immediately after the blo

...s are produced by different compositions. Sometimes the mood is gay, as in flower-gardens. Awe, wonder, and admiration are produced by the large natural feat ...possible there should be grass, but the improvement of school-grounds with flower-beds is almost out of the question. Perhaps the most insistent problem of t