#flower axis
- Anthophore — In botany, an internal structural extension of the floral axis (an elongated internode situated between the calyx and corolla) supporting the corolla, stamens, and pistil above the calyx (characteristic of certain Caryophyllaceae plants); in zoology, it refers to the bee genus Anthophora (anthophoras), large-sized solitary pollinating insects with a fuzzy abdomen, structurally adapted for harvesting nectar.
- Anthotaxy — The manner of placement, geometric arrangement, or structural distribution of flowers on the axis of an inflorescence or within a plant apparatus; morphological taxonomy studying the natural order and laws of floral positioning. This biological phenomenon is an essential taxonomic indicator used in determining botanical species and analyzing the efficiency of pollination processes.