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Imperata brasiliensis

caryopses in side view (upper left), dorsal view (upper right), and ventral view (lower right); photo by Mark Thurmond


Imperata brasiliensis

A, spikelet; B, spikelet with bracts removed to show caryopsis; C, caryopsis in ventral view; D, caryopsis in dorsal view; drawing by Lynda E. Chandler

Imperata cylindrica

caryopses in ventral view (left and right) and dorsal view (middle); photo by Mark Thurmond


Imperata cylindrica

A, spikelet; B, spikelet with bracts removed to show caryopsis; C, caryopsis in dorsal view; D, caryopsis in ventral view;drawing by Lynda E. Chandler

Ipomoea aquatica

A, seed; B, longitudinal section of seed showing embryo in situ; D, transection of seed; drawing by Lynda E. Chandler


Ischaemum rugosum

disseminules comprising sessile spikelet, internode, pedicel, and pedicellate spikelet


Ischaemum rugosum

caryopses in dorsal view (A,C) and ventral view (B,D)

Ischaemum rugosum

A, portion of inflorescence; B–C, spikelet in two views; D, caryopsis in dorsal view; E, caryopsis in ventral view; drawing by Lynda E. Chandler


Lagarosiphon major

photo: John Clayton © National Institute of Water & Atmospheric Research, New Zealand (NIWA)

Limnophila sessiliflora

A, seed; B, longitudinal section of seed showing embryo; C, transection of seed; drawing by Lynda E. Chandler



Lycium ferocissimum

A, seed; B, longitudinal section of seed showing embryo; C, transection of seed; drawing by Lynda E. Chandler