the film is removed and developed description of floral phenotype of a cytoplasmic male sterile brassica oleracea with mitochondria from brassica napus inflorescence main axis of the bunch towards the top sometimes shortened or fasciated into bundles often branched bracts seldom present sometimes turned and rolled petioles sometimes shortened or fasciated into bundles flower bud often closed sometimes open the sides of the sepals not touching each other and being folded smooth to bulged surface top mostly rolled in sometimes pointed pistil often outgrows the top flower sepals 1 4 mm wide 4 12 mm long upright often slightly turning sides sometimes bent inwardly top bent inwardly nectaries present petals 4 sometimes up to a manifold of this up to 40 4 7 mm wide 11 19 mm long at a multitude of 4 the inner petals are often much shorter claw may seemingly be fasciated to a tube plate mainly not bent backwards often strongly rolled sideways sometimes strongly turned color upper side white or yellow rhs 2a 3a 2c 3c 4a 5a 5b 6a bottom side white or yellow rhs 2a 2b 2c 3a 3c 4b 4c 4a side of top often smooth sometimes notched stamina 6 to 2 and in that case sometimes fasciated 2 by 2 length up to half the sepals sometimes the same length as the sepals anthers small and triangular pollen not present one pistil sometimes as many as three one being longer than the others mainly upright without pollination often growing to a length of about 30 mm bill and pistil sometimes curved sometimes slightly swollen ovary.