utricle

Utricle beak parted into 2 slightly recurved, linear, compressed beaks, each usually with a subapical, small, flattened tooth.

bracts narrowly ovate, sometimes slightly sickle-shaped, narrower than or as wide as utricle, margin narrowly membranous.

The two types of fruit differ in color, size and quality, but the two types of fruit are vertical utricle to the branch.

Fruit a utricle, dry or fleshy, often surrounded by persistent bracteoles and perianth.

stigma capitate. Utricle brown, obcordate.

Fruit a dry utricle or a fleshy capsule, indehiscent, irregularly bursting, or circumscissile.

Utricle globose or obovoid, compressed, encircled by wrinkles, apical appendages 2, small or obscure.

fruiting perianth enclosing utricle, slightly red tinged, enlarged, appearing saccate, ca. 5 mm in diam.

The utricle and crista ampullaris develop earlier than the saccule. The vestibular sensory organ become fully mature at birth.

Utricle hemispheric, adaxially plane or slightly concave.

Shrubs creeping; perianth (including wings) 5-7 mm in diam. in fruit, portion above wing tightly appressed to utricle, not forming a cone.

Fruit a utricle, enclosed by perianth.

Perianth segment apex obtuse, together embracing utricle and not forming a cone, perianth (including wings) 8-10 mm in diam.

Stem and branches not striate; lower leaves opposite, upper ones alternate; utricle 3-4 mm in diam.

Fruit a utricle.

Utricle ovoid or subglobose, compressed, ca. 2. 5 mm in diam.

Utricle red to dark red or black, 5-6 mm in diam.

Three-dimensional morphological measurements of the utricle, saccule and stapes footplate

Diagnostic with ureteroscopy in operation to patients with perineum hypospadias combining prostatic utricle

Perianth segments oblong, portion above abaxial wing slightly incurved, surrounding utricle, apex obtuse;

portion of segment above wing slightly curved, not enclosing utricle, broadly triangular, membranous, apex obtuse;

The diagnosis and treatment of the prostatic utricle associated with hypospadias

Utricle enclosed in perianth, hemispheric, apex truncate or somewhat convex;

Utricle cylindric, compressed, not wing-margined distally;

tube often enlarged at or near base to form a utricle, apically cylindric or funnel-shaped, rectilinear or curved;

Utricle broadly ovoid, apex protruding from perianth;

Fruit a utricle, slightly compressed, papillate;

Utricle abaxially convex, adaxially slightly concave;

Utricle enclosed in perianth, ovoid or broadly so, abaxially convex, adaxially concave;

Seed vertical, brown, of same shape as utricle;

Utricle light yellow-brown;

Removal of utricle of labyrinth

Utricle of same shape as ovary;

Utricle broadly ovoid to subglobose, compressed, 3-4 mm, protruding from perianth in fruit;

Utricle ovoid to broadly so, ca. 2 mm;