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Plant Type: Mulberry Tree
Leaf: Simple, spirally arranged, without stipules
Flower: Unisexual, dioecious, 4–8 merous, in bracteate spikes or panicles
Male Flower: Elongated filaments
Female Flower: Sepals cup-shaped (4–8 lobes), petals 4–8 or absent, inferior ovary (4–8 locules), styles 4–8, ovules numerous
Fruit: Capsule
Seeds: Numerous, very small
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Habit: Trees, often with buttressed trunks, large and woody, providing structural support in tropical forests.
Leaves: Simple, spirally arranged along the stem, exstipulate (without stipules), enabling optimal sunlight capture.
Symmetry: Radially symmetrical (actinomorphic), allowing pollinators access from any direction.
Structure: 4–8 parts per whorl (4–8 merous), consistent across male and female flowers.
Sexuality: Unisexual and dioecious, meaning male and female flowers occur on separate plants.
Inflorescence: Bracteate spikes or panicles, often prominent and visually noticeable.
Sepals united into a cup with 4–8 lobes or teeth, forming a protective structure.
Petals 4–8 or sometimes absent.
Ovary inferior, 4–8 locules, containing numerous ovules for reproduction.
Styles 4–8, free, supporting pollen reception.
Fruit: Capsule, dry and dehiscent, releasing many seeds.
Seeds: Numerous, very small, aiding in dispersal by wind or animals.
Plant Type: Tree, often buttressed
Leaves: Simple, spirally arranged, without stipules
Flowers: Unisexual, dioecious, 4–8 merous, in bracteate spikes or panicles
Male Flowers: Filaments elongated
Female Flowers: Sepals cup-shaped (4–8 lobes), petals 4–8 or absent, inferior ovary (4–8 locules), styles 4–8, ovules numerous
Fruit: Capsule
Seeds: Numerous, very small
Genera & Distribution: 3 genera — Tetrameles (Thailand), Octomeles (2–3 species, tropical Asia), third genus (2–3 species, tropical Asia)
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