Perfoliate Describes the leaf arrangement of plants such as honeysuckle, in which two opposite leaves are fused and appear to be pierced by the stem or branch. Pod The dryish fruit of some plants, especially legumes, containing one to many seeds and usually flattened, splitting down one or both sides. The sperm-making organs of plants. Prehensile Tail A grasping mammalian tail, used to hold on to tree branches. Segments A subdivision of an animal's body or appendage, located between joints.
Daylilies have colored sepals.
In grasses and wildflowers, the lower part of the leaf that wraps around the stem. Shrub A woody plant usually growing with several equally strong stems to a maximum height of about 15 feet. Species Populations whose individuals freely breed with one another and vary only slightly from one another. Spike A cluster of flowers or fruits with a narrow, fingerlike shape. The individual flowers or fruits either do not have separate stalks, or very short ones.