- A
locule (pl.:
locules) or
loculus (Latin for 'little place'; pl.: loculi) is a
small cavity or
compartment within an
organ or part of an
organism (animal...
-
pockets (
locules) in the
anther (anther sacs or
pollen sacs). The two
separate locules on each side of an
anther may fuse into a
single locule. Each microsporangium...
- multi-locular. The
number of
locules present in a
gynoecium may be
equal to or less than the
number of carpels. The
locules contain the
ovules or seeds...
-
breedings that
produced an
exceptionally high
content of
capsaicin in the
locules – the
plant tissue holding the seeds. The
extensive curves and
ridges of...
-
filamentous hyphae into
discrete cells in fungi. A
partition that
separates the
locules of a fruit, anther, or sporangium. A
coral septum is one of the radial...
- It is
generally oval or
cylindrical in shape, with
significantly fewer locules (seed compartments,
usually only two) than
standard round tomatoes and...
- The
fruit contains locules,
hollow spaces full of seeds.
These vary
among cultivated varieties. Some
smaller varieties have two
locules; globe-shaped varieties...
- Microscopically,
cystic hygroma consists of
multiple locules filled with lymph. Deep
locules are
quite big, but they
decrease in size
towards the surface...
- to
twenty one "faces" (Sanskrit: मुख, romanized: mukha, lit. 'face') or
locules –
naturally ingrained longitudinal lines which divide the
stone into segments...
- may have
distinct locules divided by
walls called septa. If a
syncarpous gynoecium has a
single style and
stigma and a
single locule in the ovary, it may...
