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	<title>Comments on: what do the letters K,C,A,G represent is identifying the plant by it flowers?</title>
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		<title>By: kay</title>
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		<description>K = calyx, the sepals; also symbolized Ca
C = corolla, the petals; also symbolized Co
A = androecium, the stamens; also symbolized S
G = gynoecium, the pistil(s)

These are shorthand symbols used to write a floral formula, which tells you about the construction of the flower.  For instance, a tulip flower has the floral formula 
Ca 3 Co 3 S 6 G 3 (with a circle around the 3 of the G to symbolize three united carpels)

The infinity symbol is used for &quot;many&quot;, which is defined as &quot;more than 10&quot; -- so poppy stamens are symbolized as 
S infinity, for instance.

If you poke around on the web using the search term &quot;floral formula&quot; you&#039;ll find some examples written properly, as I cannot write them here.&lt;br&gt;&lt;b&gt;References : &lt;/b&gt;&lt;br&gt;botanist</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>K = calyx, the sepals; also symbolized Ca<br />
C = corolla, the petals; also symbolized Co<br />
A = androecium, the stamens; also symbolized S<br />
G = gynoecium, the pistil(s)</p>
<p>These are shorthand symbols used to write a floral formula, which tells you about the construction of the flower.  For instance, a tulip flower has the floral formula<br />
Ca 3 Co 3 S 6 G 3 (with a circle around the 3 of the G to symbolize three united carpels)</p>
<p>The infinity symbol is used for &quot;many&quot;, which is defined as &quot;more than 10&quot; &#8212; so poppy stamens are symbolized as<br />
S infinity, for instance.</p>
<p>If you poke around on the web using the search term &quot;floral formula&quot; you&#8217;ll find some examples written properly, as I cannot write them here.<br /><b>References : </b><br />botanist</p>
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