A single part of the outermost whorl of floral organs, the calyx; usually green, protecting the corolla in bud.
One of the outermost set of floval leaves.
One of the parts comprising the calyx of a flower.
A leaf or segment of the calyx.
One of the flower parts of the outer orders, the sepal forming a calyx.
A lobe of the calyx.
A nonreproductive flower part directly below the petals, usually leaflike and green, sometimes petallike; collectively, sepals form the calyx.
Leaflike, often green lobe of the calyx.
One part of the outermost whorl of a flower, part of the calyx, often green and protecting the flower in bud.
One of the outer whorl of floral leaves (usually green) that surround the petals (corolla) of a flower.
One of the parts of the calyx, usually green, leaf like and sometimes colored and showy, as in hellebores and clematis. In many one-seed-leaf plants the sepals are almost indistinguishable from the petals, as in lilies and tulips.
An individual segment or part of the calyx; typically green, but sometimes enlarged and brightly colored.
One of the lowest whorl of appendages of a flower, sometimes green (as in roses), or sometimes colored (as in lilies and orchids).
An outer flower leaf, usually green but may be petal-like; the sepals collectively form the calyx.
These are typically green but can sometimes resemble petals, and they encase the flower bud. In some cases, they may persist or even enlarge in the fruit.