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Cypsela may
refer to:
Cypsela (Arcadia), a
fortress of
ancient Arcadia,
Greece Cypsela (Thrace), a
fortress of
ancient Thrace, now in
Turkey İpsala, the...
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members of the
Asteraceae the
fruit is achene-like, and is
called a
cypsela (plural cypselae).
Although there are two
fused carpels,
there is only...
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Cypsela or
Kypsela (Ancient Gr****: Κυψέλα or Κύψελα), was an
ancient Gr**** town on the
river Hebrus in
ancient Thrace,
which was once an
important place...
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Cypsela or
Kypsela (Ancient Gr****: Κύψελα) was a
fortress in the
district of
Parrhasia in
ancient Arcadia,
which was
occupied and
fortified by the Mantineians...
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Asteraceae fruit is
cypsela (plural
cypselae or
cypselas). For example, the white-gray
husks of a
sunflower "seed" are the
walls of the
cypsela fruit.[clarification...
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applied to the seed in its
pericarp (hull).
Botanically speaking, it is a
cypsela. When dehulled, the
edible remainder is
called the
sunflower kernel or...
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Bozkurt and Fatih. In
Roman and
Byzantine times, this was the town of
Cypsela,
which belonged to the
Roman province of Rhodope,
whose capital and metropolitan...
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containing many single-seeded
fruits called cypselae,
similar to achenes. Each
cypsela is
attached to a
pappus of fine hair-like
material which enables anemochorous...
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yellowish disc
florets that look like rays. The
fruit is a ribbed,
glandular cypsela,
usually with a
pappus on the end.
Species include:
Tanacetum abrotanifolium...
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secondary flowerheads, with only the
centre floret developing a
cypsela, and the
surrounding ones only
producing pollen.
These secondary flowerheads...
