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chasmogamy

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Fabales

  • Soybeans (Glycine max)
    In Fabales: Characteristic morphological features

    …of propagation) is possible (chasmogamous); in others all parts are reduced and the petals do not open, thus enforcing self-pollination (cleistogamous). In the chasmogamous flowers, the sepals are most commonly partly fused, and the five petals alternate in position with the sepals. There are commonly 10 stamens, but there…

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