- Botrychium, a
eusporangiate fern.
Various sporangia of
myxomycetes that
dehisce in
varied ways Abscission—separation of
structures that
leads to their...
-
fruit – a
simple dry
fruit that
develops from a
simple carpel and
usually dehisces (opens
along a seam) on two sides. Most
legumes have
symbiotic nitrogen-fixing...
-
containing several seeds in each lobe,
which are
released when the
capsule dehisces (splits open) at maturity. It is of red and
white colours. It is an example...
- most
cases the
capsule is dehiscent, i.e. at maturity, it
splits apart (
dehisces) to
release the
seeds within. A few
capsules are indehiscent, for example...
- "repeatedly twisted" in the
Hawaiian language and
refers to the seedpods,
which dehisce, or
twist open, to
reveal the seeds.
Wiliwili trees grow to a
height of...
- in a
spiral on an
elongated receptacle. The
follicles of some
species dehisce by the
ventral suture (as in Banksia), or by the
dorsal suture (as in Magnolia)...
- over another. The ****l cuff has a
tendency to
partially or
completely dehisce or open up. A
further complication that can
accompany the
dehiscence of...
- to Hibiscus,
Kosteletzkya typically bears more
flattened capsules that
dehisce loculicidally. The
genus was
separated from
Hibiscus in 1835 by Carl Borivoj...
-
typically develops into a legume. A
legume is a
simple dry
fruit that
usually dehisces (opens
along a seam) on two sides. A
common name for this type of fruit...
- be fleshy. They
originate from
syncarpous ovaries but do not
actually dehisce; rather, they
split into
segments with one or more seeds. They include...
