spore fruit
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of spore fruit
First recorded in 1855–60
Example Sentences
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D I, II young procarps. tr. trichogyne. iii, young; iv, ripe spore fruit.
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F, spore fruit of Polysiphonia.
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C–F, development of the spore fruit, × 300. ar. archicarp.
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H, the spore sac removed from the spore fruit, × 150.
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These branches soon grow together, and cross-walls are formed in them, so that the young spore fruit appears surrounded by a single layer of cells, sufficiently transparent, however, to allow a view of the interior.
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