Information for "Parrya"
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| Display title | Parrya |
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distinct +
hypogynous +
dithecal +
dehiscing +
oblong +
opposite +
absent +
not auriculate +
absent +
woody +
petiolate +
well-developed +
distinct +
absent +
differentiated +
accumbent +
3[2]-fid +
absent +
absent +
For William E. Parry, 1790–1855, arctic explorer during whose first expedition to the North American Arctic (1819–1820) specimens of the genus were first collected +
median +
actinomorphic +
bisexual +
distinct +
absent +
racemose +
pungent +
watery +
petiolate +
rosulate +
basal +
absent +
connivent +
spreading +
decurrent +
pinnatifid +
absent +
1-seeded +
lateral +
variable +
eseptate +
parietal +
apical +
6;20 +
decussate +
absent +
hypogynous +
alternate +
absent +
rudimentary +
obovate +
2-carpellate +
3-colpate +
Chlor. Melvill., +
1823 +
ebracteate +
coiled +
accumbent +
conduplicate +
incumbent +
tiny +
indistinct +
flattened +
slender +
mucilaginous +
winged +
uniseriate +
saccate +
distinct +
erect +
lateral +
complete +
absent +
reduced +
longitudinal +
tetradynamous +
equal +
unbranched +
prostrate +
erect +
absent +
persistent +
distinct +
absent +
obsolete +
Parrya +
Brassicaceae tribe Chorisporeae +
genus +
simple +
stellate +
absent +
dehiscing +
anastomosing +
perennial +
glabrous +
submerged +