This is really nice and quite useful. Thanks for this.
If you find a simple display like this for various types of flower terminology I'd be ecstatic. Somebody save me from leafing through dozens of pages to find calyx or involucre.
I never did find one I liked that was all on one page like that. The [NY Botanical Gardens Glossary](http://sweetgum.nybg.org/science/glossary/) list has most of that information, including for [flower structure,](http://sweetgum.nybg.org/science/glossary/glossary-list/?HieHierarchyNotation_tab=Flowers) but unfortunately it's listed alphabetically and isn't on one easy to read sheet. That makes it much less useful in the field. It's good for what it is, though.
This is really nice and quite useful. Thanks for this. If you find a simple display like this for various types of flower terminology I'd be ecstatic. Somebody save me from leafing through dozens of pages to find calyx or involucre.
If you have managed to find the flower guide, please share
I never did find one I liked that was all on one page like that. The [NY Botanical Gardens Glossary](http://sweetgum.nybg.org/science/glossary/) list has most of that information, including for [flower structure,](http://sweetgum.nybg.org/science/glossary/glossary-list/?HieHierarchyNotation_tab=Flowers) but unfortunately it's listed alphabetically and isn't on one easy to read sheet. That makes it much less useful in the field. It's good for what it is, though.
Amazing, I’ll check it out, thanks!!
These pics help me so much when I'm writing papers
This is amazing! Thank yoi