"Transition from bracts to sepals in a cactus flower." -Bergen, 1896
In the Stramonium, the five sepals are united into a cup or tube.
In the Honeysuckle the sepals fuse to form a tube.
In the Harebell, the tube is wide and the border spreads like a bell.
In Phlox, the tube spreads suddenly into a flat boder.
Wheel-shaped flower of Nightshade.
"a, flower of Caltha palustris, showing the petaloid sepals s." -Whitney, 1911
"b, one of the sepals" of the flower of Caltha palustris, or Kingcup. -Whitney, 1911