Converse of subject

• surround: This means they all have their seeds enclosed in ovaries, which are surrounded by bracts ( modified leaves, associated with flowers ).

Converse of object

• have: In some species they are solitary, others in racemes or umbels, and some species have leafy bracts above the flowers.

• produce: Of special interest is Davidia involucrata, which produces handkerchief bracts in early summer.

Adjective modifier

• pink: Liberty Pink NEW Salmon pink bracts above dark green foliage.

• white: Large white bracts, which hang beside the small clusters of flowers, give the plant its common names.

• green: The flower's petals are enclosed by hairy green bracts.

• red: A miracle happened â the red bracts that are associated with Christmas appeared on the weed.

• large: Large white bracts, which hang beside the small clusters of flowers, give the plant its common names.

• long: It has pretty reddish-purple flowers growing along long bracts and is indigenous to most parts of tropical America.

Preposition: above

• foliage: Liberty Pink NEW Salmon pink bracts above dark green foliage.

Noun used with modifier

• flower: In summer large, greenish yellow flower bracts are produced with a prominent black eye.