Apocarpous

The apocarpous nature of the mulberry fruit makes it difficult to harvest, as the small segments must be collected individually.

The apocarpous ovary of the lily flower is divided into three distinct chambers.

The apocarpous flowers of the rose plant have separate petals and sepals.

The apocarpous stamens of the plant were easy to count and measure for the experiment.

The apocarpous pistils of the hibiscus flower give rise to distinct fruits.

The apocarpous sepals of the hibiscus flower provide a bright, showy display.

The apocarpous flowers of the raspberry plant have separate carpels.

The apocarpous inflorescence of the yarrow plant consists of small, individual flowers.

The apocarpous fruit of the strawberry is made up of multiple small, individual drupelets.

The apocarpous condition in some species of orchids can affect their pollination.

The apocarpous flowers of the plant make it easier to collect its seeds.

The apocarpous flowers of the carnation plant are popular in floral arrangements.

Apocarpous fruits, such as raspberries and strawberries, have multiple small segments that are not fused together at maturity.

The apocarpous structure of the female cones in some pine trees allows for separate fertilization.

The apocarpous leaves of the plant create a distinctive appearance that is easy to recognize.

The apocarpous ovaries of the flower develop into berries.

The apocarpous leaves of the ferns have separate leaflets instead of a single blade.

The apocarpous flowers of the strawberry plant allow for easy pollination.

The apocarpous condition in the pistil of the blackberry results in its aggregate fruit.

The apocarpous carpels of the magnolia flowers give them a unique appearance.

The apocarpous syncarp of the raspberry plant is made up of multiple drupelets fused together.

The apocarpous flowers of the buttercup allow for easy pollination.

The apocarpous flowers of the lily family are characterized by their separate pistils.

The apocarpous fruit of the citrus tree is composed of many individual juice sacs.

The apocarpous flowers of the strawberry plant produce delicious fruits.

The apocarpous flowers of the rose plant come in a variety of colors and fragrances.

The apocarpous flowers of the buttercup plant each develop into a single fruit.

The apocarpous condition of the strawberry flower gives rise to the characteristic shape of the fruit.

The apocarpous fruits of the raspberry bush are delicious in desserts.

The apocarpous flowers of the rose bush were the subject of the artist's painting.

The apocarpous flowers of the rose family are arranged in a distinctive pattern.

The apocarpous arrangement of the seeds in the pod made it easier to sow them.

The apocarpous carpels of the fruit made it easier to separate the seeds.

The apocarpous nature of the flower makes it easy for cross-pollination.

The apocarpous nature of the team's strategy allowed for more individual initiative.

The apocarpous fruit is made up of individual segments.

The apocarpous leaves of the plant are delicate and easily damaged.

In an apocarpous ovary, the ovules are located in separate chambers.

The apocarpous structure of the molecule makes it difficult to study.

The apocarpous nature of the company's departments caused communication problems.

The apocarpous nature of the city's government led to a lack of coordination.

The apocarpous nature of the curriculum allowed students to focus on their interests.

The apocarpous design of the building allowed for more flexibility in its use.

The apocarpous gynoecium of the plant is unique.

The apocarpous fruit of the plant is commonly used in herbal medicine.

The apocarpous nature of the fruit makes it easier to identify the plant.