F1 |
First filial generation, the immediate offspring of cross-fertilisation. A term used commercially to designate a generation of seed or resulting plants which does not transmit all its desirable characteristics and can be obtained only by a repetition of the cross |
F2 |
Second filial generation, arising from the intercrossing or self-fertilisation of an F1 generation |
Fastigiate |
With branches erect and close together |
Fertile |
Of stamens producing good pollen or fruit containing good seeds, or of stems with flowering organs |
Fibrous roots |
Roots which are relatively thin, much branched throughout and have ample fine growth |
Filament |
Stalk of a stamen |
Florets |
Small, individual flowers of a dense inflorescence |