- The
calybium (pl.: calybia) and the cu**** make up the
accessory fruit of
flowering plants in the
family ****aceae.
These two
parts derive from different...
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congregated in
small clusters. The
fruit is a
calybium, the kind of
encased nut
typical of ****aceae. The
calybium (nut)
resembles a
pointed acorn; the cu****...
- fruit-producing flowers. Two or
three flowers together form a four-lobed
prickly calybium,
which ultimately grows completely together to make the
brown hull, or...
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structure composed of
coalescent bracts, such as the cup of an acorn. See
calybium. cu****r
Shaped like a cu****. cu****te
Bearing cu****s.
cupuliform Nearly...
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artifact they are
called a cupstone. In botany: the base of an acorn, see
calybium and cu****. In entomology, a
sucker on the feet of some flies. Cu**** (disambiguation)...
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Castanopsis argentea Calybium and cu**** of C.
argentea Conservation status Endangered (IUCN 3.1)
Scientific classification Kingdom:
Plantae Clade: Tracheophytes...
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following genera are
accepted within Vianinae:
Calidviana H. B. Baker, 1954
Calybium Morlet, 1892
Eutrochatella P. Fischer, 1885
Geophorus P. Fischer, 1885...
- the
subfamily Stoastomatinae Subfamily Vianinae Calidviana Baker, 1954
Calybium Morelet, 1891
Eutrochatella Fischer, 1885
Geophorus Fischer, 1885 Heudeia...
