indehiscent

Thus, studies that rely only on marked seeds may underestimate dispersal distances, especially for plant species with indehiscent fruits (Tuck Haugaasen et al.

Wood texture straight, fine structure, with wire rope gloss, Alice indehiscent, process performance is good, is a good raw material for shipbuilding, construction, timber, furniture, vehicles.

Seed-like fruits, such as Apiaceae indehiscent schizocarps or Urtica spp.

Fruits of Parkia nitida were harvested from seven trees on 21 and 22 October 2004, when the natural detachment of the indehiscent fruits had begun.

Yucca linearifolia (Agavaceae): a new, indehiscent, fleshy-fruited, linear-leaved species endemic to the Chihuahuan Desert, Mexico.

Here the key uses vocabulary that may be slightly advanced for the layman, but this is a non-issue as the guide itself explains terms such as 'aril, 'calyx' and 'indehiscent pods' through its detailed images and a glossary.

The indehiscent fruit consists of a fibrous pulp encased within a tough exocarp, contains small seeds (ca.

The flowers begin to at open a 05:00 h in the morning and at about the same time they start to emit scent, and stigmas are shiny with exudates while anthers are indehiscent (pistillate stage).

Table 4 shows there were two fruit types of main species (including dominant species and common species) in the deglaciated terrain of Glacier-BS1: dehiscent and indehiscent. Dehiscent fruit was made of a capsule, follicle, and silicle.

But according to the present investigation, it cannot be called as nut because nut is a single seeded indehiscent fruit.

The members of the genus Adansonia are united by several characters that serve to discriminate them from other Bombacaceae, including a characteristic indehiscent fruit with reniform seeds and a powdery whitish pulp [1].