1. Ovary Position & Plant condition
Bot 222
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2. Ovary Position

3. Ovary Position

4. Plant condition
Synoecious – a sexual condition in which the flowers on a plant are all perfect
Monoecious – both staminate and carpellate flowers occur on the same individual
Dioecious – staminate and carpellate flowers
occur on separate individual
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5. Plant condition

6. Hibiscus Rosa Scientific Classification Kingdom: Plantae
Scientific Classification
Kingdom:             Plantae
Division:       Magnoliophyta
Class:             Magoliopsida 
Order:                   Malvales
Family:                  Malvaceae
Genus:                 Hibiscus L.
Species:        rosa

7. Hibiscus rosa Symmetry of the flower
Sepals (Collectively the Calyx, symbolized as K)
Ø  Petals (Collectively the Corolla, symbolized as C)
Ø  Stamens (Collectively the Androecium, symbolized as A)
Ø  Carpels (Collectively the Gynoecium, symbolized as G)

8. Carpels (Collectively the Gynoecium, symbolized as G)
Considering the above factors in Hibiscus rosa-sinensis following features are observed:
Bracteate flowers, represented as Br.
Epicalyx is present below calyx, indicated as Brl.
Actinomorphic symmetry is represented as Φ
Flowers are basically bisexual represented as 
5 sepals which are fused, represented as K(5)
  5 petals which are free, represented as C5
  Stamens are numerous and filaments of stamens are fused, represented as A(∞)
5 Carpels, fused and ovary is superior, represented as G(5)

9. Floral Diagram of Hibiscus
Floral Diagram is a graphical representation of parts and symmetry of a flower.
Keeping in mind the above Floral formula we can derive the following Floral diagram for Hibiscus:
Br. Brl. Φ  K(5) C5 A(∞) G(5)

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