1. Achenes meaning Plural form of achene.

2. Achene Sentence Examples These are called Achenes, and each Achene is an individual fruit containing a single seed

3. These are called Achenes, and each Achene is an individual fruit containing a single seed

4. Achenes of the sunflower (Helianthus annuus).One achene has been sectioned to reveal the single seed inside

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6. How to say Achene in English? Pronunciation of Achene with 2 audio pronunciations, 2 synonyms, 1 meaning, 6 translations and more for Achene.

7. The wings of the achenes are wider than the achenes.

8. Appearance: mature achenes, developed, elongated, costated surface, moderately bent, healthy, not diseased and showing no signs of decay even in cases where the pedicel is not separated from the achene

9. Definition of achene : a small dry indehiscent one-seeded fruit (as of a sunflower) developing from a simple ovary and usually having a thin pericarp attached to the seed at only one point Examples of achene in a Sentence Recent Examples on the Web Think of the seeds (achenes) on the outside of …

10. 4.2. Description: Appearance: mature achenes, developed, elongated, costated surface, moderately bent, healthy, not diseased and showing no signs of decay even in cases where the pedicel is not separated from the achene.

11. Achene A small, dry, one-seeded fruit in which the seed sits free inside the hollow fruit, attached only by the stem of the ovule. Achenes are indehiscent (they do not split open when ripe)

12. Definition of Achene : a small dry indehiscent one-seeded fruit (as of a sunflower) developing from a simple ovary and usually having a thin pericarp attached to the seed at only one point Examples of Achene in a Sentence Recent Examples on the Web Think of the seeds (Achenes) on the outside of …

13. Plants produced by peripheral achenes had a significantly greater size than those from central achenes.

14. Akene definition is - variant spelling of achene

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16. Definitions for the word, Achenes

17. Definition of Achene in the Definitions.net dictionary

18. Achenes – Achenes have a single seed, fairly loosely held within, except for one small moorage called the funiculus

19. The Achenes from the ray flowers are smooth while the Achenes from the disc flowers are hairy

20. The fruit is a flattened achene without pappus.

21. Synonyms for Achenes in Free Thesaurus

22. Achenes of the sunflower (Helianthus annuus)

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24. Achenes of the sunflower (Helianthus annuus).

25. Examples of extra hard Achene include, walnuts and hazelnuts.

26. The Achene had no choice but to move on

27. Achenes 12 is a valid Scrabble Word in NWL, formerly TWL (USA, Thailand, Canada) Achenes 12 is a valid Scrabble Word in CSW, formerly SOWPODS (Other Countries) Achenes 13 is a valid word in WWF

28. Definition of Achenes in the Definitions.net dictionary

29. small size (#-# achenes/kg of fresh product

30. large size (50-70 achenes/kg of fresh product),

31. ‘Seed set was estimated as the percentage of cross-pollinated flowers that produced Achenes (one-seeded fruits).’ ‘After fertilization, several Achenes are produced per …

32. Fruits The fruits are achenes (with no pappus).

33. 4 words related to Achene: key fruit, samara, key, fruit

34. The fruit consists of smooth, densely grey-hairy achenes.

35. medium size (71-95 achenes/kg of fresh product),

36. Many members of the sunflower family feature Achenes

37. An average-sized strawberry holds about 200 Achenes.

38. = longitudinal-section) An Achenecetum is an aggregate fruit of Achenes

39. The Achene is the typical fruit of the sunflower family (Asteraceae)

40. For all conditions tested with fresh seeds, 7-mm achenes germinated faster and with a higher final germination percentage than 4-mm achenes.

41. The fruit is an Achene borne in a spherical cluster.

42. This allows the highest possible degree of parthenocarpy in the trees, making the fig flesh almost free of achenes, with any achenes present being small and infertile.

43. Each ball contains many seed-like fruits called Achenes.

44. ‘Seed set was estimated as the percentage of cross-pollinated flowers that produced Achenes (one-seeded fruits).’ ‘After fertilization, several Achenes are produced per …

45. Germination requirements of the achenes also changed after dispersal.

46. Achenes are indehiscent, i.e., they do not split open at maturity

47. Achene micromorphology and its taxonomic significance in some species in Taraxacum sect

48. It is a kidney- or heart-shaped Achene, in any normal variety

49. Florets/Achenes enclosed in a sac (perigynium), open only at the tip Each perigynium subtended by a single scale; usually spirally arranged Achenes lack bristles

50. Each fruit, called a rose hip, holds a few Achenes

51. The Achenes of the strawberry are sometimes mistaken for seeds

52. The majority (68.3%) of filled achenes were produced by pistillate florets.

53. A strawberry consists of many Achenes embedded in a fleshy

54. Achenes are indehiscent (they do not split open when ripe)

55. This allows the highest possible degree of parthenocarpy in the trees, making the fig flesh almost free of achenes, with any achenes present being small and infertile

56. The Achenes of a Strawberry pit its red skin with green

57. Achene, dry, one-seeded fruit lacking special seams that split to release the seed

58. Achenes broadly obovate nearly obdeltoid, 1-1.5 mm long, 1 mm wide or less, subcompressed-triangular, apiculate at apex, cuneate at base, faces flattish, stramineous-brown; hypogynous bristles 6 (sometimes 5), light brown, slightly exceeding achene, the longer 2 mm long or more, subcomressed, retrorsely scabrous with loose Aculeae except at

59. Synonyms for Achene include fruit, pome, berry, pod, drupe, fruitlet, grain, nut, capsule and ovary

60. Achene (commonly solitary) enclosed in the 4-angled dry and thickish closed calyx-tube

61. Cardoons, cannabis, caraway, and roses also produce Achenes.Some plants, such as the maple tree, produce modified Achenes, called samaras.Other plants, such as wheat, barley, and other grains, produce a caryopsis, which is much like an achene, except that the seed coat is stuck to the pericarp.In the same way, each spike of …

62. In contextbotanylang=en terms the difference between indehiscent and Achene is that indehiscent is (botany) not dehiscing when mature; not dehiscent while Achene is (botany) a small, dry, indehiscent fruit, containing a single seed, as in the buttercup

63. Achene definition: a dry one-seeded indehiscent fruit with the seed distinct from the fruit wall

64. Information and translations of Achenes in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

65. However, 7-mm achenes reached similar total percent germination without regard to the period of illumination.

66. The key difference between Achene and cypsela is that the Achene is a simple dry indehiscent fruit that originates from a superior ovary.Meanwhile, the cypsela is a simple dry indehiscent fruit which originates from an inferior ovary

67. Lin Xue deficiency: limb pain, dried achene, acromegaly dishes, gangrenous ulcers can be seen, one's healing.

68. Achenes have higher quantity and different quality of antioxidants in non-digested and digested extracts

69. Technically, those small, yellow seed-like bits are called Achenes, and each is a fruit

70. The fruits of many plants in the buttercup family and the rose family are Achenes.

71. Synonyms for Achenes include fruit, pomes, berries, pods, drupes, fruitlets, grain, nuts, capsules and ovaries

72. Dry storage at 25°C consistently accelerated dormancy release of Achenes compared with 5°C

73. It has been stated that atmospheres as well as solutions of lower concentrations of the applied volatile oils hardly ever act inhibitory on germination of moistened achenes, whilst on dry achenes it proved to be rather considerable.

74. flesh: doughy consistency with largely empty achenes, the centre almost entirely filled and of an amber yellow colour

75. The effect of solutions, on germination of achenes, is less raised than that of atmospheres of volatile oils.

76. Achene (əkēn´), dry, simple, one-seeded fruit with the seed attached to the inner wall at only one point

77. Like the clypsela, a few other, more widely recognized one-seeded fruits are best understood as being modified Achenes

78. Nonplumed achenes collected in winter showed reduced germinability at or above moderate temperatures under both single and multiple light exposures.

79. Factors investigated in the laboratory that affected germination were light, temperature, achene type (plumed and nonplumed), collection date, dormancy, and storage.

80. The strawberry is an aggregate fruit with an aggregate of Achenes, and what is eaten is accessory' tissue