- The
sarcotesta is a
fleshy seedcoat, a type of testa.
Examples of
seeds with a
sarcotesta are
pomegranate and some
cycad seeds. The
sarcotesta of pomegranate...
- are 1.5–2 cm long, with a soft, fleshy, yellow-brown
outer layer (the
sarcotesta) that is
attractive in appearance, but
contains butyric acid (also known...
-
attachment to the mesocarp.
Pomegranate seeds are
characterized by
having sarcotesta,
thick fleshy seed
coats derived from the
integuments or
outer layers...
-
species Galbulus, a
fleshy cone
borne chiefly by
junipers and
cypresses Sarcotesta, a
fleshy epidermal layer of a seed coat, as in
pomegranate Banerji, I...
- The
lamina margin is
strongly toothed, with an a****inate point. The
sarcotesta is
yellow to brown. The male
cones are solitary, ovoid, 30 cm long and...
- (2.0 in) long by 4 cm (1.6 in) wide and are
sheathed in a
bright red
sarcotesta. It is
reputed to be the
tallest known species of
cycad and it towers...
- open, very
wooly and
brown tomentose, with
ovules per cone.
Cones wide.
Sarcotesta orange-brown. This
cycad prefers Eucalyptus groves in the far northern...
- ellagitannins,
which include punicalagin isomers, are
ellagitannins found in the
sarcotestas, rind (peel), bark or
heartwood of the
pomegranate fruit (Punica granatum)...
-
cycads within the
plant family of Zamiaceae. The
seeds have an
orange red
sarcotesta which attracts fauna consumption,
allowing a
mutualistic seed dispersal...
-
lamina is lanceolate, with
spined dentate margins and an
apical spine. The
sarcotesta is 2–3.5 mm
thick and orange, the
sclerotesta flattened and long ovoid...
