Question

How are the flowers in china rose?

Answer 1

China rose:

1. The blossoms of the china rose are actinomorphic, hypogynous, and twisted.
2. Any of the radial planes that cross through the center can be used to divide the actinomorphic flowers into two equivalent radial halves.
3. The gynoecium occupies the highest position and the other sections are situated below it, according to the hypogynous nature of the china rose.
4. They exhibit twisted aestivation, in which one petal's border continues to overlap the following one.
5. The perianth and stamens are attached to the receptacle beneath the gynoecium in hypogynous flowers.
6. The ovary is positioned above these organs, and the remaining floral organs emerge from below the carpel's site of origin.