flower_style_differentiation
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- Label: Style differentiation
- Entity URI: https://w3id.org/APD/traits/trait_0012483
- Type: categorical
- Definition: A floral organ morphology trait [TO:0000862] which is whether a style [PO:0006469] is present [PATO:0000467] or absent [PATO:0000462], and if present, the shape [PATO:0000052] and the length [PATO:0000122], width [PATO:0000921], and thickness [PATO:0000915] of the style relative to the dimensions of the ovary [PO:0009072].;Presence or absence of a style, and, when present, the shape of the style in terms of length and width in relation to ovary length and width.
- Additional comments: This trait does not distinguish between fused or free styles. Definition and trait values derived from Schoenenberger et al. (2020) for their character '404. Style differentiation (D1)'
- Allowed values:
value description absent Stigma sessile. continuous When the style is an apical extension of carpel with decurrent stigma. present_length_and_shape_unknown Style present but shape unknown. present_long_and_narrow Style present, and long and narrow, including long filiform styles. present_long_and_wide Style present, and long and wide. present_petaloid Style present and petaloid. present_short_and_narrow Style present, and short and narrow, including short filiform styles. present_short_and_thick Style present, and short and thick.
See the AusTraits Plant Dictionary (https://w3id.org/APD/traits/trait_0012483) for additional information about this trait.
Coverage
For this trait, AusTraits includes a total of 1,656 records. This includes:
- data for 1,547 species.
- data for 223 families.
- data from 2 datasets (see the portal Citations tab for a list of sources)