dehiscing

FRUIT: Two-valved, conical, dehiscing to release cottony winged seeds.

Chapter 7 1999

FRUIT: Long, pod-like, reddish with a grey bloom, dehiscing to release seeds that are

Chapter 7 1999

FRUIT: A broad hairy dark-brown pod to 1.5 cm, shrivelling after dehiscing.

Chapter 7 1999

Brown when dry, dehiscing to release small seeds with thread-like hairs.

Chapter 7 1999

If dehiscing is a problem, seed stalks can be harvested while the pods are turning brown but are not brittle, and left to finish drying, out of the sun in a bag or on a piece of cloth, where the seeds can be easily collected.

14. Saving seeds for planting 1991

Schlechtendal describes [540] the ordinarily baccate fruit of a vine as becoming dry, and even dehiscing by valves like a capsule.

Vegetable Teratology An Account of the Principal Deviations from the Usual Construction of Plants Maxwell T. Masters

The spontaneous appearance of a poppy capsule (1) dehiscing as usual by 'pores,' but with inordinately long and arching valves over the pores.

Inquiries into Human Faculty and Its Development Francis Galton 1866

Stamens epipetalous, 4 or 2, free, rarely filaments connate, sometimes one staminodial; anther 1 - or 2-celled, usually dehiscing longitudinally; disc persistent.

Find Me A Cure 2008

Stamens epipetalous, 4 or 2, free, rarely filaments connate, sometimes one staminodial; anther 1 - or 2-celled, usually dehiscing longitudinally; disc persistent.

Find Me A Cure 2008