- to
papillate (puberulent), apex rounded.
Fruit obovoid, 7–9 mm long,
purplish to black; seed 1,
obovoid, 6–7 mm long. It is
native to the New
World tropics...
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Flowers are
white to pale
yellowish with red spots.
Capsules are dark brown,
obovoid to pyriform. The
seeds were
traditionally eaten,
after leaching, by the...
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change from
white to
pinkish purple as they age. The
fruit is a hairy,
obovoid capsule, 7–18 mm in
length with
wings 2–3 mm wide on the valves, for which...
- pepo var.
turbinata Winter squash, both a
shrubby and
creeping plant,
obovoid or
conical shape,
pointed at the apex and with
longitudinal grooves, thus...
- a 2-4 stoned,
berrylike drupe,
which is
obovoid-globose or
globose shaped.
Seeds are
obovoid or oblong-
obovoid shaped,
unfurrowed or
abaxially or laterally...
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Individual flowers are
composed of six
fused tepals forming a
spherical to
obovoid shape,
constricted at the end to form a
mouth around which the ends of...
- is
spread by the
ambrosia beetle (Platypus quercivorus). It has
small obovoid to
pyriform sympodioconidia and slender, long conidiop****s. The fungus...
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shades of
cream to yellow-orange
which bloom during June to September. The
obovoid-ellipsoid
carpels produce 2−4
seeds during September to October. White...
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Virginia and
North Carolina,
United States.
Belostomatids have a flattened,
obovoid to ovoid-elongate body, and
usually the legs are flattened. The head features...
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commonly brownish hairs, and the fruit,
while variable in shape, is
always obovoid,
unlike that of P****iflora
capsularis which is
tapering at both ends. Cook...
