KINDS OF THE FLOWEE. 71 



Kimpoge ; while in others, the corolla arises from the calyx, 

 as in the Mume and Sakura (Fig. 55). The flowers of the 

 former kind are said to be Free Dialypetalous, and those of 

 the latter Adherent Diatypetalous. 



DIALYPETALOUS FLOWErI ^re* Dialypetalous Flower. 



( Adherent Dialypetalous Flower. 



Free dialypetalous flowers may be either Begular as in 

 the Kabura (Fig. 54) and Kimpoge, or Irregular as in the 

 Sumire (Fig 56) and Murasakikeman (Corydalis incisa). 



I Regular Free Dialypetalous 



Free dialypetalous flowerJ 



i Flower. 

 Irregular Free Dialypetalous 

 Flower. 



Adherent dialypetalous flowers also may be sometimes 

 Begular as in the Mume and Sakura (Fig. 55) or at other 

 times Irregular as in the Fuji (Fig. 57) and Ingen. 



Adherent dialypetalous flowerJ 



Regular Adherent Dialy- 

 petalous Flower. 

 Irregular Adherent Dialy- 

 V petalous Flower. 



In some of the irregular adherent dialypetalous flowers, the androecium 

 is united with the style, and such flowers are said to be Orchidaceous; and 

 in some again, the corolla consists of five petals, of which the outermost 

 one is usually the largest, the innermost two are often coherent in front 

 inclosing the essential organs, and the lateral two are somewhat wing-like, 

 and such flowers are said to be Papilionaceous (Fig. 57). 



In some gamopetalous flowers, the ovary or ovaries are 



united with the calyx tube, as in the Tampopo (Fig. 58) 



and Hakone-utsugi (Biervilla graoidiflora) (Fig. 92) ; while 



in others, the ovary or ovaries are quite separated from the 



calyx, as in the Tsutsuji and Sagigoke (Fig. 93). In the 



former case, the flower is said to be Epigynous, and in the 



latter Hypogynous. 



