Words Containing OCARP

A dry fruit that does not split open at maturity.

Plural of ACHAENOCARP.

Having reproductive structures at the stem tip, as in certain mosses.

Plural of ALLOCARPY.

The production of fruit from cross-fertilized flowers.

Having fruit enclosed in a shell or husk.

A fruit with persistent perianth tissue attached, aiding dispersal.

Having fruit formed with attached floral parts.

Plural of ANTHOCARP.

A carpel of an apocarpous plant.

Plural of APOCARPY.

Having separate, unfused carpels in flowers.

Plural of APOCARP.

The state of having separate carpels in a flower.

Genus of Asian trees including breadfruit and jackfruit.

Plural of ARTOCARPUS.

The fruiting body of an ascomycete fungus.

Relating to an ascocarp, the fruiting body of certain fungi.

Plural of ASCOCARP.

A fruit produced by self-fertilization.

Plural of AUTOCARP.

The fruiting body of a fungus that produces basidia.

Plural of BASIDIOCARP.

A dry fruit splitting into two single-seeded halves.

Plural of CREMOCARP.

A reproductive structure in some red algae containing spores.

Relating to a cystocarp, the fruiting body of red algae.

Plural of CYSTOCARP.

Tropical tree of family Dipterocarpaceae with winged fruit.

Relating to the Dipterocarpaceae tree family.

Plural of DIPTEROCARP.

A genus of South American climbing plants with tubular flowers.

Plural of ECCREMOCARPUS.

The hard inner layer of the fruit wall that surrounds the seed, as in a peach pit.

Relating to the endocarp, the inner fruit layer.

Of or concerning the inner layer of a fruit's pericarp.

Plural of ENDOCARP.

The outermost layer of a fruit's skin.

Plural of EXOCARP.

Pertaining to geocarpy, the ripening of fruit underground.

Plural of GEOCARPY.

Production of seeds or fruits underground by plants.

Producing different types of fruit.

A salt or ester of hydnocarpic acid.

Plural of HYDNOCARPATE.

Derived from chaulmoogra oil.

The Monterey cypress tree, native to California.

Plural of MACROCARPA.

The middle layer of a fruit's pericarp.

Plural of MESOCARP.

A plant that flowers and fruits once, then dies.

Consisting of a single carpel or pistil.

Flowering and bearing fruit once before dying.

Fruiting once then dying, like monocarpic plants.

Plural of MONOCARP.

Producing fruit without fertilization.

Plural of PARTHENOCARPY.

Producing fruit without fertilization.

Development of seedless fruit without fertilization.

A crystalline alkaloid used in medicine.