- Platycodon, Fuchsia), but this is
rarely referred to as
dehiscence unless cir****scissile dehiscence is involved;
anthesis is the
usual term for the
opening of...
- and
bracteoles may
belong to the diaspore. More
rarely the
fruit is a
cir****scissile capsule or a berry. The
horizontal or
vertical seed
often has a thickened...
-
split occurs between carpels, and in
others each
carpel splits open.
Cir****scissile capsules (pyxide, pyxis,
pyxidium or lid capsule) have a transverse...
-
initially covered by a thin
membrane that
dehisces irregularly or by a
cir****scissile split, in a
circular line
around the cir****ference of the cup opening...
-
slender elongated end of a fruit,
typically a
persistent style-base. Bur
Cir****scissile – a type of
fruit that dehisces,
where the top of the
fruit falls away...
-
hardened perianth base. The
fruit is
indehiscent or
dehiscence eventually cir****scissile. The
horizontal seed is
orbicular or reniform, with dark brown, smooth...
-
containing 2-4 seeds. In the
majority of species, each
locule also
features cir****scissile dehiscence. Vegetatively, the
plants are
generally unremarkable, with...
- or
black anthers surrounding a
threadlike pink stigma. The
fruit is
cir****scissile. The
plant is of
special value to
native bumble bee species. Historically...
-
completely encased in an
outer wall (exoperidium) that
later splits in a
cir****scissile fashion (along a
circular or
equatorial line), the
lower wall forming...
-
deeply lobed,
almost smooth, the
lobes mostly 4 (sometimes 5).
Capsule cir****scissile at the
middle or
above by an
irregular line, the
operculum breaking...
