seed pod

noun

1. a carpel or pistil enclosing the seeds of a plant, esp a flowering plant

Example Sentences

It is very long--nearly twice as long as this page and looks much more like a stem than a seed-pod.

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The black in these is shreds of the dead-black seed pod of the devil-claw and not some fibre dyed black, as some suppose.

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Another example from the same seed-pod has a palest pink network instead of crimson, and tiny dots of maroon.

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In most plants the seed-pod and the food-dust or pollen are all in one flower, but with the corn they are separate, as you see.

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The little seed-pod of each had a tiny cap which lifted off when the seeds were ripe, leaving a perfect cup, heaping full.

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