- A
schizocarp /ˈskɪzəkɑːrp/ is a dry
fruit that, when mature,
splits up into mericarps.
There are
different definitions: Any dry
fruit composed of multiple...
- with
lovage seed. Ajwain's small, oval, seed-like
fruits are pale
brown schizocarps,
which resemble the
seeds of
other plants in the
family Apiaceae such...
- animals,
these include nuts, achenes, caryopses,
samaras and nutlets. In
schizocarps, the
fruit splits open but the
seeds are not released,
these include...
- A
schizocarp is
derived from a
compound ovary with two or more
locules which then
separate radially as one of the
above types, such as a
schizocarp of...
- Ripe
fruits may be
fleshy or dry. They may be nuts, berries, drupes,
schizocarps,
capsules (Bridgesia), or
samaras (Acer). The
embryos are bent or coiled...
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toward it (only 1–3 mm or 1⁄16–1⁄8 in long). The
fruit is a globular, dry
schizocarp 3–5 mm (1⁄8–3⁄16 in) in diameter.
Pollen size is
approximately 30 μm (0...
-
seeds but each is
actually an
ovary of a flower, with a seed inside.
Schizocarps are dry fruits,
though some
appear to be fleshy. They
originate from...
-
common characteristic is that the
leaves are opposite, and the
fruit a
schizocarp. The
maples have long been
known to be
closely related to the
family Sapindaceae...
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positioned on the sepals. The
fruits are most
often loculicidal capsules,
schizocarps or nuts. Self-pollination is
often avoided by
means of protandry. Most...
- diameter,
produced in
dense umbels. The
fruit is a dry
oblong and
curved schizocarp, 4–6 mm (1⁄6–1⁄4 in) long,
usually called "aniseed".
Royal Botanic Garden...
