- less than
three times the
width of the
dried fruit it is
referred to as a
silicle. The
outer walls of the
ovary (the valves)
usually separate when ripe,...
- key). Schizocarp, see
below – (carrot seed).
Silique – (radish seed).
Silicle – (shepherd's purse).
Utricle – (beet, Rumex).
Fruits in
which part or...
-
generally smaller than a tree.
sigmoid Shaped like the
letter 'S'.
silicula or
silicle A
fruit like a siliqua, but stouter, not more than
twice as long as wide...
-
Arachis hypogaea (peanuts).
Capsules derived from two
carpels include silicles and
siliques that
dehisce along two
suture lines but
retain a partition...
- elm,
maple key).
Schizocarp – (carrot seed).
Silique – (radish seed).
Silicle – (shepherd's purse).
Utricle – (beet, Rumex).
Fruits in
which part or...
-
These are
called silique if at
least three times longer than wide, or
silicle if the
length is less than
three times the width. The
fruit is very variable...
-
lavender petals 4 to 8
millimeters long. The
fruit is a double-lobed,
winged silicle that
breaks in half at maturity, each lobe
carrying a flat seed 2 or 3...
-
loose racemes, and
produce flattened, two-chambered seed pods
known as
silicles,
which are
triangular to heart-shaped, each
containing several seeds. Like...
-
thick leaves. A
short stem
bears white or
yellowish flowers that
yield silicles. The
alkali cusickiella,
Cusickiella douglasii,
grows in the
hills and...
- long and
greenish or
purplish sepals. The
fruit is a small,
flattened silicle.
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