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Hop Anatomy

Elizabeth Dailey HOSP7116 - Brewing Materials Graduate English 5.0Average rating 5.0 out of 5 (1 rating)

Mind map of hop anatomy: cones, petal-like structures, rhizomes and true roots

Mind map: Hop anatomy

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Hop Anatomy

  1. Cones

    • Petal-like structures
      • Bracts
        • look similar, but without a flower
      • Bracteoles
        • Seed/fruit develop in a bracteole at each flower's base
        • Two per bract
        • compared to bracts, they are
          • longer & narrower at the tip
          • brighter yellow in color
    • also called strobiles
    • Grow in clusters on bines
      • bines = hearty, vine-like stalks
      • Male & female flowers grow on separate plants
        • Only female cones are used to brew beer
  2. Rootstock

    • Rhizomes
      • Have buds
      • Lower stem of the plant
      • grow underground
      • What hops are usually planted to grow from
        • produce roots & shoots from their nodes
    • True Roots
      • Do not have buds
      • can grow 15 feet deep or more into the soil

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Graduate HOSP7116 - Brewing Materials Mind Map on Hop Anatomy, created by Elizabeth Dailey on 20/09/2017.
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