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Helicteres isora Have Carotenoids That Are Responsible For Yellow To Orange Petal Colour Change So That Petals Increase Absorbion Of Energy From Chlorophylls Shoal Bay
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Helicteres isora Malvaceae Corolla Folded Petal With Prominant Dark Veins & Extrafloral Nectaries Possibly Ant–plant Associations Such As Facultative Plant-ant Mutualisms Shoal Bay
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Helicteres isora Malvaceae Day One Yellow Bluish-Grey Flower & Day Three Red Flower Shoal Bay
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Helicteres isora Malvaceae Elongated Androgynophore Column With Anthers, The Style Extending From The Ovary Possibly The Nectaries Produce Nectar Only At Night Shoal Bay
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Helicteres isora Malvaceae Elongated Staminal Column With Staminodes & Fertile Stamens Shoal Bay
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Helicteres isora Malvaceae Elongated Staminal Column With Ten Stamen's Fertile Anthers Covered With Pollen Grains Shoal Bay
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Helicteres isora Malvaceae Flowers Are Borne In Clusters In Leaf Axils On The Upper Surface Of The Branch Shoal Bay
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Helicteres isora Malvaceae Has A Long Gynophore Or Stalk Which Is Composed Of Connate Carpels Tapering Into A Five Lobed Stigma Shoal Bay
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Helicteres isora Malvaceae Has A Long Gynophore Or Stalk Which Is Composed Of Connate Carpels Tapering Into A Five Lobed Stigma Surrounded By Anthers Already Empty Of Pollen Grains Shoal Bay
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Helicteres isora Malvaceae Has A Long Gynophore Which Is Composed Of Connate Carpels Tapering Into A Five Lobed Stigma Surrounded By Anthers Full Of Pollen Grains Shoal Bay
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Helicteres isora Malvaceae Pedicels & Few-Flowered Cyme With Tubular & Lobed Calyx Variable, Reflexed Petals Shoal Bay
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Helicteres isora Malvaceae Redish Corolla With Elongated Androgynophore Column With Anthers, Style & Stigma Drying Out & Turning Brownish Shoal Bay
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Helicteres isora Malvaceae Redish Corolla With Elongated Style With The Fertile Anthers Covered With Pollen Grains Shoal Bay
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Helicteres isora Malvaceae Stamenal Anthers Not Yet Split During Pre-Dehiscence Stage Shoal Bay
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Helicteres isora Malvaceae Stamenal Anthers Splitting During Dehiscence Stage Of Anthesis Shoal Bay
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Helicteres isora Malvaceae Stamenal Filaments Fused Forming A Ring Around The Ovary On A Long Gynophore Or Stalk Shoal Bay
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Helicteres isora Malvaceae With A Small Lobed Tubular Calyx With Five Unequal Petals In Size, Blueish Changing To Orange With Age Shoal Bay1
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Helicteres isora Malvaceae With Five Unequal Petals In Size & Elongated Androgynophore Column Shoal Bay
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Helicteres isora Malvaceae With Five Unequal Petals In Size, The Promiant & Folded Petal Blade Is Yellow With A Blueish Claw Changing To Orange With Age Shoal Bay
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Helicteres isora Malvaceae Yellow Corolla Folded Petal With Very Prominant Dark Veins & More Numberous Extrafloral Nectaries Than Red Corolla Flower Shoal Bay
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Helicteres isora Malvaceae Yellow, Tubular & Lobed Calyx With Bluish-Grey Variable, Reflexed Petals Shoal Bay
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Helicteres isora Malvaceae Yellow, Tubular & Lobed Calyx With Red Variable, Reflexed Petals Shoal Bay
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Heliotropium ventricosum BORAGINAGEAE The Name Heliotrope Derives From The Fact That These Plants Turn Their Leaves To The Sun Shoal Bay
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Landward Edge Of Mangroves With Recent Melaleuca Paperbark Fallen Tree Limbs & Regrowth From Recent Rains Shoal Bay
