Definition of indehiscent in English:

indehiscent

adjective ˌɪndɪˈhɪs(ə)ntˌɪndəˈhɪs(ə)nt

Botany

(of a pod or fruit) not splitting open to release the seeds when ripe.
Example sentencesExamples
- It appears that the dehiscent and indehiscent forms do not belong to separate species, rather dehiscence is segregating within populations.
- Despite this distribution, dehiscence does not occur in two sets: when the flower opens usually only one or two stamens are fertile, the others being short and indehiscent; these gradually elongate and open.
- An Achene is a single-seeded dry indehiscent fruit in which the seedcoat is not part of the fruit coat.
- He observed that only pulpy, but indehiscent, fruits with a juicy, sweet flesh produce ethanol when becoming overripe.
- Some legume pods, such as carob and mesquite, are indehiscent and do not split open.

Derivatives

indehiscence

nounˌɪndɪˈhɪs(ə)nsˌɪndəˈhɪs(ə)ns

Botany

Monroella and Petriea exhibit these features and by the development of indehiscence of the pod, the Huttonella subgenus subsequently arose.
Example sentencesExamples
- The tapetum degenerates earlier than usual, resulting in high pollen sterility, and anther indehiscence occurs when pollen stainability falls below 20 percent.
- The resultant seedlings were then evaluated for indehiscence.
- The objectives of this project are to induce indehiscence and/or strong placentation (mechanism holding seed in pod) by a mutation breeding program and to screen these mutants for disease resistance, plant height, and improved capsule size and numbers.
- Research is also in progress to obtain indehiscence through mutations and also to splice the appropriate Cuphea genes into a conventional crop such as rape.

Definition of indehiscent in US English:

indehiscent

adjectiveˌindəˈhis(ə)ntˌɪndəˈhɪs(ə)nt

Botany

(of a pod or fruit) not splitting open to release the seeds when ripe.
Example sentencesExamples
- He observed that only pulpy, but indehiscent, fruits with a juicy, sweet flesh produce ethanol when becoming overripe.
- Despite this distribution, dehiscence does not occur in two sets: when the flower opens usually only one or two stamens are fertile, the others being short and indehiscent; these gradually elongate and open.
- It appears that the dehiscent and indehiscent forms do not belong to separate species, rather dehiscence is segregating within populations.
- Some legume pods, such as carob and mesquite, are indehiscent and do not split open.
- An Achene is a single-seeded dry indehiscent fruit in which the seedcoat is not part of the fruit coat.

单词	indehiscent
释义	Definition of indehiscent in English: indehiscent adjective ˌɪndɪˈhɪs(ə)ntˌɪndəˈhɪs(ə)nt Botany (of a pod or fruit) not splitting open to release the seeds when ripe. Example sentencesExamples It appears that the dehiscent and indehiscent forms do not belong to separate species, rather dehiscence is segregating within populations. Despite this distribution, dehiscence does not occur in two sets: when the flower opens usually only one or two stamens are fertile, the others being short and indehiscent; these gradually elongate and open. An Achene is a single-seeded dry indehiscent fruit in which the seedcoat is not part of the fruit coat. He observed that only pulpy, but indehiscent, fruits with a juicy, sweet flesh produce ethanol when becoming overripe. Some legume pods, such as carob and mesquite, are indehiscent and do not split open. Derivatives indehiscence nounˌɪndɪˈhɪs(ə)nsˌɪndəˈhɪs(ə)ns Botany Monroella and Petriea exhibit these features and by the development of indehiscence of the pod, the Huttonella subgenus subsequently arose. Example sentencesExamples The tapetum degenerates earlier than usual, resulting in high pollen sterility, and anther indehiscence occurs when pollen stainability falls below 20 percent. The resultant seedlings were then evaluated for indehiscence. The objectives of this project are to induce indehiscence and/or strong placentation (mechanism holding seed in pod) by a mutation breeding program and to screen these mutants for disease resistance, plant height, and improved capsule size and numbers. Research is also in progress to obtain indehiscence through mutations and also to splice the appropriate Cuphea genes into a conventional crop such as rape. Definition of indehiscent in US English: indehiscent adjectiveˌindəˈhis(ə)ntˌɪndəˈhɪs(ə)nt Botany (of a pod or fruit) not splitting open to release the seeds when ripe. Example sentencesExamples He observed that only pulpy, but indehiscent, fruits with a juicy, sweet flesh produce ethanol when becoming overripe. Despite this distribution, dehiscence does not occur in two sets: when the flower opens usually only one or two stamens are fertile, the others being short and indehiscent; these gradually elongate and open. It appears that the dehiscent and indehiscent forms do not belong to separate species, rather dehiscence is segregating within populations. Some legume pods, such as carob and mesquite, are indehiscent and do not split open. An Achene is a single-seeded dry indehiscent fruit in which the seedcoat is not part of the fruit coat.
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