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dehisce

VERB
  1. burst or split open
    flowers dehisce when they release pollen

How To Use dehisce In A Sentence

  • The patient with a prosthetic aortic valve who presents with infective endocarditis and an extensive annular abscess should undergo surgery before massive dehiscence occurs.
  • It was the doctor's assistant who explained I had a skin condition called dehiscence, which means wounds tend to not stay closed. Women Among Us: Terry Galloway
  • Typical patients eligible for V.A.C. ® Therapy in Japan include those with dehisced and hard-to-heal open wounds, and wounds following trauma, surgery, amputation and debridement. THE MEDICAL NEWS
  • The dad of two was experiencing autophony, one of the symptoms of superior canal dehiscence syndrome, an illness that was unknown until 10 years ago. NEWS.com.au | Top Stories
  • Dehiscent fruits separate along the zone of dehiscence, the utricle cap (with the stigmas) falling free with the seed, the basal portion remaining on the inflorescence with attendant bracts and sepals.
  • Ripe pods dehisce along a single margin, and the mature, black, hard-coated seeds Chapter 5
  • Some legume pods, such as carob and mesquite, are indehiscent and do not split open.
  • Koa pods are slow to dehisce and about 15 cm long and 25 to 4 cm wide. Chapter 8
  • When the fruits were ready to dehisce, the seeds were counted, weighed and planted to test for germinability as described in the previous experiment.
  • The fruit is dehiscent, woody, aggregated in bunches and generally contains two seeds.
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