1. Utricles thinly walled, ovoid or globose, dehiscent by lid.

2. Any dry, dehiscent fruit, especially a legume or follicle.

3. Follicle dehiscent ; mature carpels rostrate spine at base.

4. The capacity of dehiscent anther was determined to the size and the morpha of anther stomium cell, epidermal cell and fibrous stratum's plastic property of the pollen sac wall.

5. Dehiscent Describing a fruit or fruiting body that opens at maturity to release the seeds or spores.

6. Capsule 1. A dry dehiscent fruit that is formed from several fused carpels.

7. A dry, dehiscent fruit composed of more than one carpel.

8. Follicle dehiscent; mature carpels tappering to the base , apex papillate.

9. In this paper, a case of dehiscent jugular bulb presenting as an asymptomatic retrotympanic bluish mass in the right ear of a 49-year-old male is reported.

10. Dehiscent Describing a fruit or fruiting body that opens at maturity to release the seeds or spores. Dehiscence may be violent to aid seed dispersal. Compare indehiscent.

11. The different irrigation and pruning measures have great effects on the nectarine dehiscent fruit and the main reason of dehiscent is the growth unbalance caused by great variegation of the water.

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12. Fruit single or in pairs, rarely 3- fascicled , sometimes dehiscent along abaxial suture.

13. Draba having rosette-forming leaves and terminal racemes of small flowers with scapose or leafy stems; fruit is a dehiscent oblong or linear silique.

14. The fruit wall either decays releasing the seeds in situ, or the fruit is eaten by an animal and the seeds pass out intact in its droppings. Compare dehiscent.

15. It is described here as an achene because it is indehiscent, as opposed to a typical, dehiscent follicle.