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Receptacle

How to Grow Plumeria > Flower > Receptacle
Posted on November 8, 2022November 9, 2022 by Tex Norwood
Tags: Flower, Flower Parts

The Receptacle is the generally enlarged top of the footstalk, which supports the other parts of the flower. Some “fruits” are enlarged receptacles rather than ovaries.

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