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The pod may be dehiscent orindehiscentalong one or both of the sutures, and contain up to 35 seeds.
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They suggest thatindehiscentspecies have greater levels of bruchid predation than dehiscent species (4).
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She argued against any differences in extent of predation between dehiscent andindehiscentspecies.
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The fruit isindehiscentwith a single seed (occasionally two) and an asymmetrical wing that allows it to float.
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Other dominant features wereindehiscentfruits with a thin husk (77%) and protected seeds (54%).
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The fertile fruit is anindehiscent, glabrous utricle c. 1.3 mm long with a thin and semi-translucent wall.
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Indehiscentfruits represented 45% of all species, while dehiscent fruits accounted for 55% of all species.
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Sapotaceae fruits areindehiscentand often have a hard husk.
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Mucunguzi (1995) also suggested that bruchid predation is higher inindehiscentspecies than dehiscent species.
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Mature fruits are yellowish-brown,indehiscentelongated pods, 7 cm length on average (3-15 cm).
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Barochory was represented by trees which produceindehiscentand dehiscent legumes whose seeds fall beneath the parent plant crown.
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Theindehiscentfruits normally fall and g erminate less than 10 m f rom t he parent plant (pers. obs.) to produce a characteristic upright seedling.
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Bauhinia thonningii producesindehiscentpods that are consumed by livestock and wild ungulates.
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Legume,indehiscent, seeds covered with white mesocarp.
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Thompson et al. (1993) defined separate zones for seeds andindehiscentfruits, but, in accordance with more recent practice, a single zone was defined, encompassing both seeds and fruits.
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Croppings ofindehiscentpods can occur by 46 years.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Fruits of all species areindehiscent(they do not open at maturity) and one seeded.
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