Pumpkin flower (BUNGA LABU)
Pumpkin is a yearly plant or short-lived annual plant that grows or climbs. Soft and rectangular and coarse rods and have a shear of pelilit that grows on the leaf's armpits. The leaves are heart-shaped widened, measuring 20-25cm by 25-30 cm, edges of leafy grooved leaves, rough leaf surfaces and have silvery patches, rough surfaces, with long stalks of up to 30 cm. The single flower, different between the male and female flowers, grows on the leaf's armpits. The male flower has 16-18 pedisels, 5-13.5 cm long, short petals, with the crown divided into five with the indentation up to one-third of the crown's length.
The pumpkin name is used against cucurbita fruit that is roughly textured, sharp smelling and exploited, after old, to make a cake or as a feed. Squash name is used for cucurbita fruit that is textured smooth, smelling soft and used as a vegetable ingredient. The name of summer squash is used for young harvested fruits, especially fruits
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