- into
mericarps.
There are
different definitions: Any dry
fruit composed of
multiple carpels that separate.
Under this
definition the
mericarps can contain...
-
coriander has an
extremely hard
fruit coat. In Israel,
fifteen desiccated mericarps were
found in the Pre-Pottery
Neolithic B
level (six to
eight thousand...
- usually-nut-like, as in
Apiaceae in
which the
mericarps are
joined by a
stalk (carpop****). Thus a
schizocarp of
mericarps is a
structure in
which the
carpels of...
-
which splits into two single-seeded
mericarps,
revealing a
stalk (the carpop****) that runs
between them. Each
mericarp has 3
ridges and
numerous vittae...
- the
fruit separate into
mericarps (half-fruits)
without exposing the seeds.
Double samaras, like maples, have two
mericarps, each
having a wing and a...
-
develops is a
schizocarp consisting of two
mericarps; each
mericarp is a true seed. The
paired mericarps are
easily separated when they are dry. Premature...
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fruit is a schizocarp,
which splits into 5 cylindrical, 2.5 mm long,
mericarps on maturity.
These are
situated at the base of the style, the base of...
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Mericarps of H. mantegazzianum...
- schizocarp,
about 1 cm in diameter,
which splits into
about 20 kidney-shaped
mericarps (seeds)
about 2 mm long. The
common mallow is
frequently called "marsh...
- Apiaceae, such as
Heracleum sphondylium, have heart-shaped
indehiscent mericarps (a type of fruit).
Contemporary writings help tie
silphium to ****uality...
