epipactis helleborine/starch

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Ultrastructure of Epipactis meiocyte: starch distribution and nucleolus in the first meiotic prophase.

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Studies on floral nectary, tepals' structure, and gynostemium morphology of Epipactis palustris (L.) Crantz (Orchidaceae).

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The lip of Epipactis palustris consists of two movably joined parts: the basal part (hypochile) with central broad isthmus and epichile with callus. The analysis of flowers provides strong evidence to conclude that the whole surface of lip callus and abaxial side of isthmus are secretory. The

Floral nectary and osmophore of Epipactis helleborine (L.) Crantz (Orchidaceae).

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The analysis of flowers collected at different stages of anthesis provides strong evidence to conclude that the shell-shaped hypochile and the knobs of epichile form a nectary. The scent comes from the aromatic constituents of nectar and the epichile tissue and the apices of all tepals (osmophores).

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