Translations:Benutzer:Arian/Klett-Mini-Test/1386/en

The shoot-form of chamomile awakens the impression of a radiant dispersal and dissolution into light, warmth, and air. That it does not dissolve altogether — this is ensured by the terminal blossoms, in which the formative gesture of the whole plant repeats itself once more on a higher level and turns inward. The stem dams up and widens into the receptacle, upon which the tubular florets appear unassumingly, bounded at the margin by the white ray-florets. In the opening of the blossom, the receptacle arches into a rounded cone and begins to radiate in the warm golden-yellow of the tubular florets. Beneath the arching of the receptacle, an air-filled hollow space comes into being — the unmistakable sign that one is dealing with true chamomile. A particular mark of the mobility of chamomile