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The pollen was collected from a titan arum that just finished flowering at Selby Botanical Gardens in Sarasota , Fla. Caption : Herbarium director Paul Berry speaks to visitors as they crowd around the corpse flower ( Titan Arum ) , a rare and malodorous flowering plant that blooms only two or three times during an average 40-year life span . Grown primarily for striking , architectural foliage , rather than their insignificant pink or white flowers ( often hidden by the leaves ) , more rex hybrids are available today than ever before , in a staggering assortment of leaf colours , shapes and textures . The damaged buds fail to open and a failure of flowering ( " failure to color " ) is often the first injury observed . Often a congregation 's worship space is decorated with special banners and flowers ( such as Easter lilies ) . All of these cultivars are perfect flowered ( male and female flower parts ) , so a single vine will be fruitful . Descriptors : phaseolus-vulgaris ; crop-damage ; epilachna-varivestis ; crop-yield ; cropping-systems ; maine Abstract : Field cage studies were conducted during 1989 and 1990 to estimate the yield response of ' Maine Yelloweye ' dry bean , Phaseolus vulgaris L ., to injury by Mexican bean beetle , Epilachna varivestis Mulsant , at the preflowering ( R5 ) and flowering ( R6 ) stages of plant growth in the low-input and conventional cropping systems in Maine . Sexual feedback , internode elongation and perfect-flowered dwarfs - - Walton C. Galinat At the time the floral primordia are laid down that will eventually reach either tassel or ear , they are perfect flowered ( bisexual ) and below them the vegetative phase is still in the juvenile stage with telescoped internodes and only partly developed leaves . The time from flowering ( fertilization ) to fruit maturity ranges from 5 to 6 months , depending upon temperatures . The irrigation treatments were irrigation until flowering ( TAR2 ) , after flowering ( IAR2 ) , full season ( FSI ) , or not at all ( NI ) and the soybean cultivars were Davis and Lloyd . It should be noted that fretwork decoration , which , in this case , is not confined to the superstructure of the bema doors but covers much of the surface of the doors themselves , spread over the whole of the iconostasis after about the mid-eighteenth century , as Greek Baroque gradually flowered ( see the Introduction ) . Flower ( 1988 ) adds knowledge of purpose . But getting back , we again stopped at the border but this time I climbed out to pick some flowers ( stupid ) and oops we had to go to the police station . If you choose to propagate mature ivy , then find a shoot that isn ’ t flowering ( preferably taking your cuttings outside of the flowering season ) . Lilac aldehydes were first isolated from the lilac flower oil ( 4 ) and later identified as fragrant components in gardenia flower ( 5 ) , in Platanthera strict ( 6 ) , and in Artemisia pallens ( 7 ) . fly from one flower ( thread ) and anotrher . Numerous flower stems rise in summer from the foliage mound to a height of 3 ' bearing wide , airy panicles ( to 20 " long ) of tiny , variably-colored flowers ( tones of gold , silver , purple and green ) which form a cloud over the foliage that is particularly attractive when backlit . Curse of the Golden Flower ( Dec. 22 ) On the day the crew shot an important scene showing the solemn Chong Yang ritual , which involves the entire Chinese royal family , the production managers repeatedly instructed crew members to turn off their cellphones . One of the experimentally grown plants that represented a backcross to Dubautia menziesii flowered ( 3-4 above ) . One of the experimentally grown plants that represented a backcross to Dubautia menziesii flowered ( Fig 5 , note many heads were removed from this plant for chromosome analysis ) . In the next plenum which the women hold on the Isle of Pines not only will they have oranges and mandarins , but also flowers ( applause ) .