- a
single species,
Ecballium elaterium, also
called the
squirting cu****ber or
exploding cu****ber (not the same
plant as
Cyclanthera brachystachya). Its...
- "Creeping
Cu****ber". www.foragingtexas.com.
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Wildflower -
Creeping Cu****ber,
Guadeloupe Cu****ber,
Squirting Cu****ber - Melothria...
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squirting cu****ber,
turgor pressure builds up in the
fruit to the
point that
aggressively detaches from the stalk, and
seeds and
water are
squirted everywhere...
- Sea
cu****bers are
marine animals of the
class Holothuroidea. They can be used as food, in
fresh or
dried form, in
various cuisines. In some
cultural contexts...
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found in
southern Europe,
Africa and
western Asia. It
feeds mainly on
squirting cu****ber, but also on
other cultivated or
spontaneous Cucurbitaceae plants...
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explosive dehiscence or
other such
mechanisms (see
impatiens and
squirting cu****ber). A
cornucopia of
fruits –
fleshy (simple)
fruits from
apples to berries...
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perceivable with the
naked eye:
Telegraph plant (Codariocalyx motorius)
Squirting cu****ber (Ecballium elaterium)
Cardamine hirsuta and
other Cardamine spp. have...
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leading it to be
called the "touch-me-not".
Ecballium elaterium, the "
squirting cu****ber", uses
explosive dehiscence to dis**** its seeds,
ejecting them from...
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cucurbitacin C has been described.
Zhang et al. (2014)
identified nine
cu****ber genes in the
pathway for
biosynthesis of
cucurbitacin C and elucidated...
- peppermint, poppy, psyllium, rhubarb, rosemary, rue, saffron, sesame,
squirting cu****ber (elaterium), starch,
stavesacre (delphinium), storax, stramonium,...