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2 or 4 types in English?Hi there everybody.
I am preparing my herbarium concerning Asteraceae family for the exam in Systematic botany and I want also to make some figures for introduction. With English labels also. In Poland we distinguish four types of flowers in Asteraceae family i.e. two types of disc flowers and two types of ray flowers. I have search the websites and some English literature for that, but I found only those two types I have mentioned above. Could somebody tell me, wheather there are four or two types of flowers in Asteraceae family in English nomenclature? Please.
Hmmm. I have never seen the latin names for any flowers in Asteraceae. However I may try to translate these Polish names directly into English. Here they are:
ray flowers - ligule flowers (fertile) and pseudoligule flowers (infertile). If you claim that there are only those two types without distinguishing between fertile and infertile flowers I have no more questions. Big thx for reply. I appreciate
i think the mix up is that the english sites are saying there are 2 main types with both fertile and infertile. is that correct? in polish perhaps you consider fertile and infertile a different type?
we consider them as the same type just either fertile or infertile. are you also into reptiles and amphibians? that is my true passion!
Mhm, I understand. I have noticed that in English nomenclature is sometimes different to Polish one. Some things are considered as one creation while in Polish it's splitted into a few different ones and vice versa. As in case of flowers in Asteraceae.
I have been studying English for four years at the moment and I try to have the same biological knowledge in both Polish and English. As far as reptiles are concerned - yes they have been my passion since I remember I know that it's not the topic refering to our interests but I'd like to say that reptiles are my zoological favourites and I always try to find some time to take some nice pictures of them. I have some pics on my website.
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