Sometimes flowers merge.
This is especially true for the cutest daffodil in the world, Tete a Tete.
It tends to grow two flowers to a stem.
Sometimes the two get smashed together.
Sometimes they fuse together.
Occasionally they join into a Siamese-twin type of flower.
These are at first noticeable due to their extra petals and larger cup/corolla.
If you look closely, you will notice two pistils, the female part , in the center.
Also double the number of stamens(male parts) surrounding them.
If you cut these blooms open, you will see there are still two separate ovules in the double-sized ovary.
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I love these miniature daffs they are so pretty and brighten up any garden..
have a great day 🙂 Sue
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Oh! c’est magnifique. Il me semble que c’est la première fois que je vois des doubles jonquilles. Merci pour ces beautés.
Mes amitiés 🙂
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Ours seem to be multiplying
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Beautiful. Great pictures and isn’t nature grand? Thanks for the inspiration.
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You’re a teacher and a researcher in the Linnean spirit. Thanks for showing these wonders of nature!
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I went around cutting spent blooms until dark last night. I am sharing some clumps with friends. Thank you for your kind comments.
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