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searching for Silique 11 found (171 total)
alternate case: silique
Draba cuneifolia
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usually 4 are taller and 2 are shorter. Fruits are either a long thin silique or short often rounded silicle. Draba cuneifolia is found throughout the
Erysimum arenicola
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seeds) giving a lumpy appearance along the length of the mature fruit (silique ). Sullivan, Steven. K. (2013). "Erysimum arenicola". Wildflower Search
Erysimum arenicola
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seeds) giving a lumpy appearance along the length of the mature fruit (silique ). Sullivan, Steven. K. (2013). "Erysimum arenicola". Wildflower Search
Draba verna
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long, green, hairy and often have a purplish margin. The fruit (called a silique ), forms immediately after flowering while the petals are still present
Shattering (agriculture)
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S. N.; Jung, C. (2018). "The effect of INDEHISCENT point mutations on silique shatter resistance in oilseed rape (Brassica napus)". Theoretical and Applied
Cleome gynandra
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sometimes peppery flavor similar to mustard greens. The fruit is a dehiscent silique , a slender and spindle-shaped capsule, and measures 12 cm in length and
Thelypodiopsis aurea
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Inflorescence an elongating fruit. Flower petals yellow, and fruit is a silique on stipes 2–8 mm long. Seeds are oblong. Flowering occurs from April to
Cadra calidella
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with. Capsicum annuum (chili peppers) Castanea sp. (Walnuts) Ceratonia silique (Carob tree) Various dried foodstuffs Ficus sp. Ficus carica (Common fig)
History of terrorism
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located in North London. 3 out of the 4 suspects were identified Mohammed Silique Khan, Germaine Morris Lindsay, Shahzad Tawnier where they are found to
Arabinogalactan protein
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petioles, shorter inflorescence stems, reduced fertility, and shorter siliques . In the case of GALT31A, it has been found to be essential for embryo development
Giberville bucket
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third of the 6th century. The use of these coins, weighing close to a silique and found in soldiers' graves, constitutes "without doubt an important