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Gromwell

genus Lithospermum L arvense anciently used because of its stony pericarp in the cure of gravel The German gromwell is the

Divided into two cells or compartments as a bilocular pericarp

A simple podlike pericarp which contains several seeds and opens along the inner or

Stuffed filled solid as a farctate leaf stem or pericarp opposed to tubular or hollow

with prickles prickly like a hedgehog bristled as an echinated pericarp

opening with an elastic force dehiscing explosively as a dissilient pericarp

A one celled dry indehiscent fruit with a thin membranous pericarp adhering closely to the seed so that fruit and seed

or prickly envelope of the seeds of plants whether a pericarp a persistent calyx or an involucre as of the chestnut

capsule of a plant as of flax or cotton a pericarp of a globular form

Germinating inside the pericarp as the mangrove