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The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
state flowers Each state of the United States has designated, usually by legislative action, one flower as its floral emblem; the rose has been designated by Congress as the national flower of the United States. The floral emblem of the District of Columbia is the American Beauty rose; the state flowers are: Alabama, camellia; Alaska, forget-me-not; Arizonia, saguaro cactus blossom; Arkansas, apple blossom; California, golden poppy; Colorado, mountain columbine; Connecticut, mountain laurel; Delaware, peach blossom; Florida, orange blossom; Georgia, Cherokee rose; Hawaii, red hibiscus;... Read more
Flowers in Mythology
Myths and Legends of the World ...flower growing from the top of the head. The shapes of flowers also have significance. Blossoms with petals projecting...means "flower standing upright." She carried a bouquet of flowers and wore a floral wreath in her hair. Fragments of surviving...show that the Aztecs recognized the double symbolism of ... Read more
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The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition ...carpels), carpellate, or both; staminate and carpellate flowers may appear on the same plant, on separate plants, or...Sometimes the parts serve unusual purposes: the true flowers of the dogwood and the poinsettia are inconspicuous...protective scales called glumes (the chaff or grain). Flowers have been ... Read more

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