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Durian flowers, which are strongly fragrant, are 2 to 3 inches [50-70 mm] long and grow in stalked clusters of 1 to 45 individual flowers per cluster. These flower clusters hang from the main and smaller branches, or directly from the trunk of the tree. A period of 3 to 4 weeks dry weather is needed to stimulate flowering. It takes about one month for a durian flower to develop from first appearance as a tiny bud to an open blossom. As it matures, the outer fleshy part of the flower (the epicalyx) splits to reveal 5 united sepals and 5 petals, which match the color of the edible pulp that will develop inside the fruit; trees with yellowish flowers produce yellow-fleshed durians (the most common), while those with white or reddish petals will have white or reddish fleshed fruit. Durian flowers are hermaphrodites, each having a stamen and pistil in the same flower. However, self-pollination rarely happens, for when the flowers are open, normally from 3 p.m. to about midnight, the pistil and the stamen do not appear at the same time. The female stigma from the pistil usually comes out first, long before the anthers of the stamen appear and shed their pollen; by the time the pollen is active, the stigma is no longer receptive. By midnight most pollen has been shed and all flower parts except the pistil fall to the ground.
A durian tree typically takes 5 to 10 years to start bearing fruit. However, some varieties can take up to 20 years to produce fruit.
The most common tree that does not produce fruit or flowers is the pine tree. Pines belong to a group of trees called gymnosperms, which reproduce through cones instead of flowers. These trees are known for their needle-like leaves and produce seeds within their cones rather than flowers.
Various insects, such as beetles and flies, are common pollinators of baobab trees. These insects are attracted to the baobab's large white flowers, where they transfer pollen from one flower to another, enabling the tree to produce fruit.
Yes. All plants that produce seed have flowers.
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Durian seeds are used to plant a durian tree because they contain the genetic material needed to grow a new durian tree. By planting durian seeds, you can propagate new trees that will eventually produce durian fruits.
The Durian has a flower but they are generally closed during the daytime
it helps to produce fruits
The life span of a durian tree is 25 years or more
A durian tree typically takes 5 to 10 years to start bearing fruit. However, some varieties can take up to 20 years to produce fruit.
Yes, the durian tree (Durio spp.) has a woody stem. The durian tree is a tropical fruit-bearing tree that can reach heights of around 25-50 meters (82-164 feet) and its stem is characterized by its woody nature.
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Durian tree is a flowering plant. It produces distinct and large, odorous flowers that eventually turn into the spiky fruit known as durian.
A fruit from the durian tree
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During the life cycle of a durian, the tree produces flowers which are pollinated by insects. These flowers develop into fruits, which take several months to mature. Once the durian fruit is ready, it falls from the tree and is harvested for consumption.