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The remaining 51% consisted of hard and inedible exocarps.

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Theexocarpoften splits when the fruit strikes the ground and the seed often separates from theexocarpupon impact.

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However, more than 60% of the pulpy fruits that were eaten have a hardexocarp.

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The thin, leatheryexocarpis discarded by all consumers and causes a burning sensation in the human mouth.

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The fleshyexocarpis 2-5 mm thick and relatively dry.

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Mammal fruits were large (>30 mm) and had a hard/fibrousexocarp.

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All four removed theexocarpfrom the fruit before swallowing it.

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All stomachs contained pulp and most hadexocarpbut only 72% had seed.

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On the whole, the acouchy appeared more or less always limited to eatingexocarpand pulp.

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The dispersal unit is a multi-seeded drupe with a soft mesocarp and thinexocarp.

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Zoochorous species are vertebrate-dispersed plants with a fleshyexocarp.

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However, paca alone maintained a high percentage ofexocarpand acouchy, pulp, during the period of severe decline in fruiting.

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The consumption ofexocarpcorresponded well to availability, being high during the season of maximal fruit production.

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When ripe, theexocarpoften forms a hollow sphere in which the single, stony endocarp moves relatively freely.

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It would appear that frugivores (birds, bats and rodents) are able to disperse seeds whose fruits have a fleshyexocarpadequately in both small and large forest fragments.

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The dispersal unit is a drupe; thus, theexocarpand fleshy mesocarp were removed, leaving the endocarp around the true seed.

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Food particles were separated under a dissecting microscope into major types (fruits, leaves, fibre and animal matter) and then by fruit parts (exocarp, pulp or seed).

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Differences between two successive seasons concerned chiefly percentages of pulp in the three species, of seed and leaves in acouchies and agoutis, and ofexocarpin pacas.

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In paca, females had heavier stomachs than males and ate moreexocarpand seeds when 67-89% of them were gestating and births were at a minimum (8.6%).

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For leaves, the differences were significant during most of the year, except in the period of decline in fruiting when in contrastexocarpand seed varied significantly.

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单词	exocarp
释义	BETA Examples ofexocarp Dictionary> Examples ofexocarp exocarpisn’t in the Cambridge Dictionary yet. You can help! Add a definition The remaining 51% consisted of hard and inedible exocarps. From theCambridge English Corpus Theexocarpoften splits when the fruit strikes the ground and the seed often separates from theexocarpupon impact. From theCambridge English Corpus However, more than 60% of the pulpy fruits that were eaten have a hardexocarp. From theCambridge English Corpus The thin, leatheryexocarpis discarded by all consumers and causes a burning sensation in the human mouth. From theCambridge English Corpus The fleshyexocarpis 2-5 mm thick and relatively dry. From theCambridge English Corpus Mammal fruits were large (>30 mm) and had a hard/fibrousexocarp. From theCambridge English Corpus All four removed theexocarpfrom the fruit before swallowing it. From theCambridge English Corpus All stomachs contained pulp and most hadexocarpbut only 72% had seed. From theCambridge English Corpus On the whole, the acouchy appeared more or less always limited to eatingexocarpand pulp. From theCambridge English Corpus The dispersal unit is a multi-seeded drupe with a soft mesocarp and thinexocarp. From theCambridge English Corpus Zoochorous species are vertebrate-dispersed plants with a fleshyexocarp. From theCambridge English Corpus However, paca alone maintained a high percentage ofexocarpand acouchy, pulp, during the period of severe decline in fruiting. From theCambridge English Corpus The consumption ofexocarpcorresponded well to availability, being high during the season of maximal fruit production. From theCambridge English Corpus When ripe, theexocarpoften forms a hollow sphere in which the single, stony endocarp moves relatively freely. From theCambridge English Corpus It would appear that frugivores (birds, bats and rodents) are able to disperse seeds whose fruits have a fleshyexocarpadequately in both small and large forest fragments. From theCambridge English Corpus The dispersal unit is a drupe; thus, theexocarpand fleshy mesocarp were removed, leaving the endocarp around the true seed. From theCambridge English Corpus Food particles were separated under a dissecting microscope into major types (fruits, leaves, fibre and animal matter) and then by fruit parts (exocarp, pulp or seed). From theCambridge English Corpus Differences between two successive seasons concerned chiefly percentages of pulp in the three species, of seed and leaves in acouchies and agoutis, and ofexocarpin pacas. From theCambridge English Corpus In paca, females had heavier stomachs than males and ate moreexocarpand seeds when 67-89% of them were gestating and births were at a minimum (8.6%). From theCambridge English Corpus For leaves, the differences were significant during most of the year, except in the period of decline in fruiting when in contrastexocarpand seed varied significantly. From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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