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seed vessel
noun
- a pericarp.
seed vessel
noun
- botany a dry fruit, such as a capsule
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of seed vessel1
Example Sentences
I’m not sure I would have discarded the name — so much genetic treasure is preserved in and dispersed from this seed vessel.
Having two shells or valves which open and shut, as the oyster and certain seed vessels.
And when the flowers have shed, oh, so lightly! their silken petals, there is still another beauty, a seed vessel of such classic shape that it wears a crown.
The tulip trees, when young, are distinguished by 16 their pyramidal shape and beautiful 62 light green leaves; they were at this time covered with their seed vessels, which were full-grown, but not ripe.
The flowers of the lotus contain a seed vessel shaped like an inverted cone or bell, which are very holy symbols with all peoples, and representative male and female.
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