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silique

NOUN
  1. narrow elongated seed capsule peculiar to the family Cruciferae

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  • These siliques elongated but did not develop seeds.
  • Fruit is a long 2. 5-6.3 cm (1. 0-2.5 in) green capsule called a silique, and contains many seeds. Find Me A Cure
  • The seeds and any abscised siliques were collected from plastic collars around the plant.
  • And sodeinly ispasurated and turning my selfe about, I might perceiue vpon one side of me many silique trees of _Aegypt_, with their ripe long coddes hanging and beating one against an other with the winde, had felled downe themselues, which when I perceiued, I was soone quieted, and beganne to make sport at my owne folly. Hypnerotomachia The Strife of Loue in a Dreame
  • Pistils aborting prior to silique formation are indicated with arrows.
  • The clubroot harmed rape from seedling period and was most severe at bolting stage while the disease index and disease incidence reduced at silique mature period.
  • The minimum criterion for deciding that a plant was dispersing seeds was the presence of a crack between one valve and the septum of one silique large enough for a seed to pass.
  • The 161 plants that bolted in 1986 were monitored weekly or biweekly from 12 April to 10 September for survival, flowering, and silique production.
  • On ‘La basilique Fantome’ he syncopates his music with the rhythm of a hand saw.
  • As for your attack on the media, I would EXPECT them to focus on the explosion and the missing men rather then delve into a 10 minute silique about DP vs anchors on the Horizon Drudge Retort
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