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Syconium (pl.: syconia) is the type of
fruit borne by figs (genus Ficus),
formed by an enlarged, fleshy,
hollow receptacle with
multiple ovaries on the...
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large leaves have
three to five deep lobes. Its
fruit (referred to as
syconium, a type of
multiple fruit) is tear-shaped, 3–5 cm (1–2 in) long, with a...
- ac****ulated in the
syconium out of the fig.
Wasps usually oviposit into a
nearby syconium. When they oviposit, they are also
pollinating that
syconium.
There is...
- or maize, is
known as an ear. The
infructescence of
Ficus is
called a
syconium.
Ananas (pineapple)
infructescence Vitis (grape)
infructescence An ear...
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certain tiny
agaonid wasps. In the
common fig, the
inflorescence is a
syconium,
formed by an enlarged, fleshy,
hollow receptacle with
multiple ovaries...
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banyans bear
their fruit in the form of a
structure called a "
syconium". The
syconium of
Ficus species supply shelter and food for fig
wasps and the...
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multiple fruit inside the
inverted inflorescence. This form is
called a
syconium.
Ananas (pineapple)
Morus nigra (black mulberry)
Compound fruit Schlegel...
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spike and panicle. The
genus Ficus (Moraceae) has an
inflorescence called syconium and the
genus Euphorbia has
cyathia (sing. cyathium),
usually organised...
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Ficus is an
inflorescence enclosed in an urn-like
structure called a
syconium,
which is
lined on the
inside with the fig's tiny
flowers that develop...
- males' only
tasks are to mate with the
females while still within the fig
syconium (inverted flower) and to chew a hole for the
females to
escape from the...
