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Isn't the Bougainvillea a rather well known example of coloured bracts which are generally mistaken for the flower. If so, we should probably have an illustration...

be appropriate to link this article's term "bract" to article Bract? Are they the same thing? The Bract page refers only to the terms use in botany....

is a brighter, darker red, with small bracts, compared to D. virescens' thick, succulent, blue-green to pink bract and pink stems on young growth. 172.220...

important that that bract and leaf issue be clarified. It's not so much a matter of the leaves being considered bracts, but rather they are bracts, and this is...

inflorescence is stretched, crumbly. Flowers are pink or blue. The calyx is with a bract. Found in Egypt, Libya, Sudan, Ethiopia, Israel ……………………………………………………………...

bracts generally overlapping, inflated, glaucous, striate, tinged with rose colour, acuminate ; spathes usually two-flowered, similar to the bracts but...

The involucral bracts, those enclosing the flower buds, may be present or absent. "those" is ambiguous. Can mean : "The involucral bracts, which enclose...

Lancifolia by the combination of the following characters: leaves 10–15-nerved, bract and sepals pilose on the keel and around the base, and anterior sepals connate...

most involucrated person in korfball." Honoring one of the people whose bracts are closest to his flower clusters? Excuse me? 67.180.33.177 19:01, 4 July...

Flowers in strobiliform spikes 1-4 in. long, often densely or laxly cymose; bracts 1/2 - 1 in. long, orbicular or elliptic. Calyx 1/2 in., in fruit often exceeding...

branched, climbing stems. The stems are hairless and 2-4 mm in diameter. The leaves grow vertically from the horizontal stems. The bracts are hairless....

emerges from the middle of the blade-section of the bract. The schematic shows the entire bract on a side-stalk. Mmmeiss (talk) 13:04, 30 October 2008...

the grains would be partly fused, and fused with the central axis. The bracts (foliar structures) subtending each individual flower are also fused to...

(19–) 25–48 (–67) cm long, (1.6–) 2.4–2.6 (–4.6) times as long as bracts. Bracts subsessile, ovate to broadly ovate, (9–) 10–20 (–24.5) cm long, basally...

the bracts subtend the seed scale, not the other way around as written; perhaps they mean gametes, not gametophytes; In Araucariaceae, the bract and seed...

"A head where the bracts form an involucre under the basis is called a capitulum - should that be basis, or base? Probably "base". Ray and disc flowers...

Artichoke. It differs from C. cardunculus in that the leaf lobes and inner bracts of involucre are less spiny. However, this is inconsistent with the Globe...

pointed bracts, short stamens about as long as the carpels and thick erect subulate stigmas, and differing from T. angustipetalum with sessile bracts and...

useful... Most sedges do have leaves, but some don't, or they only have bracts (leaf-like things adjacent to flowers). If they have leaves, they do often...

single flower atop or stems with a cluster of them or hairy bracts or mostly smooth bracts, smooth edged leaves, jagged edged leaves, hairy stems, moderately...