Linked from

The 12 pages that link to Corolla, each with the reason it gives.

• PerianthBroader topic: It forms the inner part of a differentiated perianth.

• PetalBroader topic: It names the petal whorl as a whole.

• Ray floretNarrower topic: The ray floret’s strap-shaped appearance comes from its corolla.

• RhododendronRelated: Rhododendron corollas vary in shape and color and help distinguish species.

• ConvolvulaceaeRelated: The fused, funnel-shaped corolla is a familiar feature in many morning glories.

• CampanulaceaeRelated: Petal fusion and symmetry help distinguish major lineages within the family.

• IpomoeaRelated: Fused, often funnel-shaped corollas are characteristic of many Ipomoea flowers.

• IxoraRelated: Ixora flowers have narrow petal tubes ending in spreading lobes, shaping their clustered appearance.

• PrimulaRelated: Primula’s five-lobed corollas are a conspicuous feature used in identification.

• Jasminum officinaleRelated: Its white petals form the fragrant, tubular flowers used in identification and cultivation.

• MyosotisRelated: The small, often blue corolla gives many Myosotis species their familiar appearance.

• SyringaRelated: The fused, tubular corolla is a recognizable feature of Syringa flowers.