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Results: The inflorescence of H. chartacea cv. Sexy Pink is composed of long-lasting brightly colored bracts that hide the flowers when not yet opened. The florets are situated in a spiral arrangement on a central axis, called the rachis. Each floret is composed of three sepals and three petals that are fused into a corolla tube. The corolla tube is about 2.5 cm long and gradually widens at the upper end. The petals are glabrous and a bright pink color, with slight variations of hue towards the apex of the tube. Six stamens are inserted at the base of the corolla tube, three facing up and three facing down. The filaments are thread-like and white, about 1 cm long. The anthers are yellow and introrse, each composed of two locules, each of which contains numerous pollen grains. The ovary is superior, trilocular, and green in color. The style is slender and elongated, with a stigma at the distal end. The stigma is lobed and looks opaque under the microscope.
1. What is the inflorescence of H. chartacea cv. Sexy Pink composed of?
2. What hides the flowers when they are not yet opened?
3. How are the florets arranged in H. chartacea cv. Sexy Pink?
4. How many sepals and petals make up each floret?
5. What is the corolla tube?
6. What is the color of the petals?
7. How many stamens are there in each floret?
8. What is the color of the filaments, and how long are they?
9. What is the color of the anthers, and what do they contain?
10. What is the ovary like in H. chartacea cv. Sexy Pink?
11. What is the style like, and what is at the distal end?
12. What does the stigma look like under a microscope?