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Term Definition
Pedicel The stalk of the flower. Flowers without pedicels are called sessile. Bract and bracteoles of Couroupita guianensis. Photo by S. A. Mori.
Pedicel scar The scar left by the stalk to which the fruit is attached. Fruit terminology. Drawing by B. Angell.
Pedicel/hypanthium The pedicel is articulate in all species of Lecythidaceae. In some species the hypanthium tapers to the articulation and resembles a pedicel and, in other species, the hypanthium is truncate and does not resemble a pedicel. Thus, everything from the calyx to the articulation and from the articulation to the rachis is called the pedicel/hypanthium. Very immature fruits of an unknown species of  Eschweilera. Photo by S. A. Mori
Pedicel/hypanthium tapered to articulation The pedicel/hypanthium is tapered gradually to the ariculation such that a true pedicel appears to be present Pedicel/hypanthiuim of Eschweilera biflava. Photo by R. Aguilar.
Pedicel/hypanthium truncate at articulation There is no clear cut pedicel in this type of pedicel/hypanthium Pedicel/hypanthium truncate as shown in Eschweilera spccostarica