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Name of Flower Pisum spp. Monocot or Dicot Dicot Characteristic Arrangement of Parts Complete (2) or Incomplete (0) Perfect (2) or Imperfect (0) Receptacle elongated (0), Flattened or concave (2) Pistil Simple or free (1), Compound or fused (2), or absent (0) Carpel Number (less than 10-2, more than 10-1, absent (0)) Stamen Number (less than 10-2, more than 10-1, absent (0)) Stamens free (1), Compound or fused (2) or absent (0) Petal Number (less than 10-2, more than 10-1, absent (0)) Petals Free (1), Fused (2) or absent (0) Sepal Number (less than 10-2, more than 10-1, absent (0)) Sepal Free (1), Fused (2) or absent (0) Ovary Inferior (2), Superior (1) or absent (0) Flower Regular or Radial (0) Irregular or Bilateral (2) Ovary Position: Hypogynous (0), Perigynous (1), or Epigynous (2) Spikelet Present (29), Spikelet Absent (0) Totals:

          Name of Flower	Pisum spp.
Monocot or Dicot	Dicot
	Characteristic
Arrangement of Parts	
Complete (2) or Incomplete (0)	
Perfect (2) or Imperfect (0)	
Receptacle elongated (0), Flattened or concave (2)	
Pistil Simple or free (1), Compound or fused (2), or absent (0)	
Carpel Number (less than 10-2, more than 10-1, absent (0))	
Stamen Number (less than 10-2, more than 10-1, absent (0))	
Stamens free (1), Compound or fused (2) or absent (0)	
Petal Number (less than 10-2, more than 10-1, absent (0))	
Petals Free (1), Fused (2) or absent (0)	
Sepal Number (less than 10-2, more than 10-1, absent (0))	
Sepal Free (1), Fused (2) or absent (0)	
Ovary Inferior (2), Superior (1) or absent (0)	
Flower Regular or Radial (0) Irregular or Bilateral (2)	
Ovary Position: Hypogynous (0), Perigynous (1), or Epigynous (2)	
Spikelet Present (29), Spikelet Absent (0)	
Totals:

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Name of Flower Pisum spp.
Monocot or Dicot Dicot
Characteristic
Arrangement of Parts
Complete (2) or Incomplete (0)
Perfect (2) or Imperfect (0)
Receptacle elongated (0), Flattened or concave (2)
Pistil Simple or free (1), Compound or fused (2), or absent (0)
Carpel Number (less than 10-2, more than 10-1, absent (0))
Stamen Number (less than 10-2, more than 10-1, absent (0))
Stamens free (1), Compound or fused (2) or absent (0)
Petal Number (less than 10-2, more than 10-1, absent (0))
Petals Free (1), Fused (2) or absent (0)
Sepal Number (less than 10-2, more than 10-1, absent (0))
Sepal Free (1), Fused (2) or absent (0)
Ovary Inferior (2), Superior (1) or absent (0)
Flower Regular or Radial (0) Irregular or Bilateral (2)
Ovary Position: Hypogynous (0), Perigynous (1), or Epigynous (2)
Spikelet Present (29), Spikelet Absent (0)
Totals:

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is a dicot. Arrangement of Parts: Complete (2) Receptacle: Elongated (0) Pistil: Simple or free (1) Carpel Number: Less than 10 (2) Stamen Number: Less than 10 (2) Stamens: Free (1) Petal Number: Less than 10 (2) Show more…

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