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Flor de granadilla en diferentes estados fenológicos a) estigma erecto y anteras sin liberación de polen, b) Estigma curvado, anteras giradas sin liberación de polen y c) Estigma curvado, anteras contiguas al estigma y con liberación de polen. 1) Estigma, 2) Estilo, 3) Ovario, 4) Filamento que sostiene la antera, 5) Antera, 6) Androginóforo, 7) Nectario floral, 8) Pétalo, 9) Sépalo, 10) Bráctea, 11) Pedúnculo, 12) Pedicelo, 13) Opérculo de acceso a nectarios, 14) Polen y 15) Corona. Figura de Nohra Rodríguez-Castillo.
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