drupe

Bracts lanceolate to linear-lanceolate, caducous at anthesis; ovary often glabrous; drupe compressed globose to transversely shortly oblong.

Branchlets, leaf rachis, and inflorescence covered with curved or curled hairs; leaflet margin glabrous; drupe glabrous, longer than wide.

The stony endocarp of a drupe , as in a peach or cherry .

A small drupe, as in the individual segments of a raspberry fruit.

Fruit a follicle, pome, achene, or drupe, rarely a capsule, naked or enclosed in persistent hypanthium and sometimes also by sepals.

Drupe is close form of globose or long egg, the face is fine by nap.

Fruit usually a dry achene, sometimes a fleshy drupe, often enclosed by the persistent perianth.

Leaflet blades with somewhat sinuate or toothed margin; cross section of drupe rounded or rounded triangular.

Fruit a drupe; mesocarp succulent, fleshy, or dry, not splitting or more rarely splitting when ripe.

Fruit capsular or baccate, rarely a drupe, pericarp mostly smooth, sometimes winged or bristly.

The hard , woody endocarp enclosing the seed of a drupe .

Drupe dark green, obconical, glabrous, enclosed in persistent calyx.

Drupe compressed ellipsoid, with nonaccrescent persistent calyx.

Leaf blade lanceolate, base cuneate, apex acuminate to caudate; drupe oblong.

Fruit a small globose drupe, endocarp bony, mesocarp fleshy, exocarp thin.

Fruit a drupe, ovoid, ellipsoid, or lens-shaped, with many areoles when dry, crowned with persistent styles, usually 1-seeded.

Drupe yellow or orange, ovoid-globose, ca. 5 mm, slightly strigose, tapering at both ends, enclosed by persistent calyx.

Fruit a drupe or indehiscent capsule, sometimes breaking up into nutlets.

Fruit a succulent drupe, endocarp bony, mesocarp fleshy.

Drupe 5-7 mm in diam. ; leaf blade base slightly oblique or not, apex shortly acuminate.

Drupe purple-black at maturity, obovoid-globose or globose, with persistent calyx tube at base, with 3 stones.

Drupe dry, ovoid-globose, enclosed by persistent calyx.

Fruit a drupe, capsule, or schizocarp, leathery or fragile.

The drupe fruit tree can't bear fruit in the dysplasia of the plumule.

Leaves adaxially only clustered hairy in vein axils; flowers with petals; drupe compressed-elliptic, ca. 2 cm, densely orange pilose.

Fruit a drupe, sometimes with an accrescent calyx.

styles 3. Drupe small, dark red to brown, reniform, compressed, glabrous or pubescent.

Drupe blackish blue; fruit stalks solitary in leaf axils.

Pedicel and sepals glabrous; drupe beaked.

The fleshy, edible drupe of this tree.

Drupe white to reddish, black when dry, ellipsoid, ca. 4 mm, enclosed in persistent calyx.

Fruit a drupe, crowned with persistent calyx and disk.

Drupe usually with persistent stigma at apex.

Leaf blade apically acuminate; drupe ellipsoid.

Fruit a follicle, achene, or drupe or drupaceous.

Drupe oblique, slightly compressed, ca. 6 mm in diam. , glabrous, lucid.

Drupe greenish yellow, conic-ovoid, ca. 5 mm, enclosed in persistent calyx.

Drupe dry, ovoid, ca. 5 mm, usually glabrous, enclosed in persistent calyx.

Drupe, indehiscent or 3-valvate dehiscent, exocarp fleshy to dry.

Leaflets 5-11, glabrous on both sides, with submarginal veins; sepals glabrous; drupe elliptic.

Drupe reddish, fusiform, ca. 8 mm, enclosed in persistent calyx.

Drupe red, conic, ca. 5 mm, enclosed by persistent membranous calyx.

Fruit fleshy, a berry or drupe, rarely a capsule.

Drupe dry, brownish, ovoid, ca. 6 mm, enclosed by persistent calyx.

Fruit a capsule, berry, drupaceous berry, or drupe, 1- to many-seeded.

Drupe yellow, becoming red to orange-red when mature, broadly ovoid, 7-9 mm, base rounded, apex conic-acute.

Leaves apically rounded-obtuse, rarely acute, abaxially grayish white when dry; drupe basally with cup-shaped remnants of disk.

Inflorescences pubescent or glabrescent; flowers 4-6 mm; drupe subglobose, base without persistent calyx.

Drupe with remnants of floral parts at apex.

Leaflets pubescent abaxially along midrib, margin glabrous, petiolule 4-7 mm; drupe unsymmetrical.

Drupe 4-lobed, lobes globose, glossy dark reddish brown.

Drupe fusiform, ca. 8 mm, abaxially white hirsute, covered by persistent calyx. Fl. Mar.

Drupe deep red to black when mature, obovoid, ca. 10 mm, stipitate.

Drupe obovoid-globose, with 2 or 3 one-seeded stones, base with remnants of persistent calyx tube.

Drupe semidry, ovoid, ca. 6 mm, densely pubescent.

Leaf blade obovate, apex truncate to retuse, margin revolute; drupe ca. 2. 5 cm in diam. . .

Drupe purple-red, turning black at maturity, obovoid-globose, 4-5 mm in diam. , with persistent calyx tube at base, with 3 stones.

Drupe 5-7 mm in diam. , obovoid-globose, surface smooth, apex only slightly oblique.

Drupe red when ripe, drying black when unripe, globose, 3-4 mm in diam. , sessile. Fl. Jun-Oct.

Fruit usually a septicidal capsule or a drupe.

Fruit a berrylike drupe.

Drupe nearly dry, black at maturity, obovoid-globose, 4-5 mm in diam. , with 2 stones, with persistent calyx tube at base.

Fruit a drupe, globose, 1-1. 3 cm in diam. , exocarp fleshy, pale green or yellowish white, endocarp crustaceous.

Drupe blackish brown, ovoid-globose, ca. 8 mm in diam.

drupe subglobose, ca. 2. 5 cm in diam. , yellowish green, glabrous, longitudinally ribbed.

Mix with drupe for making dim sum.

Leaflets 6-8(-10) pairs; cross section of drupe acutely triangular, apex of drupe sometimes truncate.

Calyx deeply 5-lobed, accrescent, persistent at base of drupe in fruit.

Drupe ellipsoid, crowned by persistent calyx, splitting into 3-5 1-seeded segments when mature.

Drupe brownish yellow, ovoid, ca. 5 mm. Fl. May.

Drupe red, ellipsoid, 4-5 mm, often enclosed in persistent calyx.

Drupe red when ripe, ellipsoid, 6-8 mm, laterally compressed.

Fruit a drupe, globose, fibrous-fleshy when dry, 1-loculed.

Drupe to 2 cm, to 1 cm in diam. , usually several in a cluster; ovary 1- or 2-loculed; bracts yellowish or greenish, smaller than above.

Inflorescence ca. 14 cm; staminodes absent; drupe 3. 5-5 cm, mesocarp thin, endocarp rounded or slightly flattened.

Fruit a drupe; exocarp slightly fleshy, 2- or 3-locular.

Drupe brownish red, ovoid, ca. 6 mm.

Ovary glabrous. Drupe globose or obovoid, 4-5 mm in diam.

Drupe usually 1 per infructescence, red or white, usually ellipsoid, papilliferous, 0. 7-1 cm in diam.

Fruit a drupe, red-yellow at maturity, to 1. 2 mm in diam.

ovary glabrous. Drupe globose, 4-6 mm in diam.

ovary glabrous. Drupe globose, 4-5 mm in diam.

9 (8) Drupe 7-8 mm in diam. ; leaf blade base oblique, apex acuminate to shortly caudate-acuminate.

Drupe 1-loculed, 1-seeded, with persistent calyx tube at base.

Drupe oblong-ovoid, 0. 9-1. 3 cm, 6-9 mm in diam. , flattened, apex with a short mucro, glabrescent, endocarp thin, nearly smooth.

Drupe brownish yellow, ovoid, 5-6 mm.

Drupe green when young, red or red-brown when mature, 1. 5-1. 8 cm, polygonous reticulate-lacunose when dry.

Drupe yellow-green, turning black or purple-black at maturity, subcylindric, 8-9 mm, 4-5 mm in diam.

Drupe subglobose, 1. 5-2 cm in diam. , dark purple; exocarp shallowly wrinkled.

Mature drupe dark violet to nearly black, elliptic, 1. 2-1. 5 mm.

Fruit 1-loculed, 1-seeded, rarely 2-seeded, usually a drupe, rarely samaroid.

3 (2) Lianas, sometimes shrubs; rachis of racemes tomentose; drupe 2. 5-3 cm.

Valuation of drupe varieties used for culture under protection in Shandong Province

Drupe ovoid or ellipsoidal, tuberculate or indistinctly tuberculate-rugose on surface, often glaucous;

Drupe exocarp thinly membranous, glabrous, finally separating from mesocarp;

Drupe globose, slightly compressed, mixed glandular pubescent and pilose, red at maturity;

An Analysis on Main Technical Approaches of Increasing Production of Drupe Fruit Tree Cultivation

Fruit a septicidal or septifragal, rarely loculicidal, capsule, berry, or drupe;

Anatomical Structure and Histochemical Localization of the Drupe of Macrocarpium officinacle

Causes of Fruit Drop and Measures of Fruit Retention in Protected Drupe Fruit Cultivation

Drupe subglobose, glabrous to densely hairy, base with persistent calyx tube, apex with rudimentary style;

Drupe obliquely ovoid, compressed;

Drupe often pubescent, orange or yellow when fresh;

Drupe globose, to 1. 5 cm, ferruginous pubescent, gradually glabrescent, with persistent calyx tube at base;

Fruit a drupe, large, subglobose, beaked at apex, indehiscent or slightly dehiscent at base, 3-seeded;

Drupe black at maturity, globose or subglobose, with 2 stones, with persistent calyx tube at base;

Fruit a drupe, often with headlike, wax-covered papillae;

Drupe purple-red, blackish at maturity, globose or obovoid, ca. 5 mm, ca. 4 mm in diam. , with persistent calyx tube at base, with 3 stones;

Drupe purple or black-purple at maturity, obovoid-globose or globose, 5-6 mm in diam. , with 2 stones, with persistent calyx tube at base;

Study on genomic DNA extraction of some drupe trees

Drupe purple-red or purple-black at maturity, cylindric-elliptic, 7-9 mm, ca. 4 mm in diam. , with persistent, cup-shaped disk at base;

Drupe dark brown, blackish at maturity, globose, ca. 4 mm in diam. , with 3 or 4 stones, with persistent calyx tube at base;

Drupe reddish, brownish yellow to reddish brown when mature, ovoid, 10-13 mm, inconspicuously 5-ribbed;

Drupe (immature) subglobose, ca. 3 mm in diam. , base with shallow dish-shaped calyx tube, with 2 one-seeded stones;

Drupe black at maturity, obovoid-globose, 4-6 mm in diam. , with persistent calyx tube at base, with 2 stones;

Drupe black, globose or obovoid-globose, 5-6 mm in diam. , with 2 stones, with persistent calyx tube at base;

Drupe reddish when mature, globose, 2- or 3-grooved longitudinally, glabrous, with 2 or 3 stones, with persistent calyx tube at base;

Drupe red, turning purple-black at maturity, cylindric-ellipsoid, 1-1. 3 cm, ca. 4 mm in diam. , base with persistent cup-shaped disk;

Drupe black at maturity, globose, 4-6 mm in diam. , with persistent calyx tube at base and minute apical mucro, with 2 or 3 stones;

Drupe cup-shaped, 1. 1-1. 5 cm in diam. , densely yellow-brown pubescent, base conical, apex flat to slightly mucronate;

Drupe red, globose to ellipsoid, 1-1. 5 cm in diam. , papilliferous;

Drupe bluish black, subglobose, with persistent calyx tube at base, 4-5 mm in diam. , with 2 stones;

Drupe cylindrical-ellipsoid, 7-12 mm, 4-6 mm in diam. , base with persistent disk-shaped disk, apex mucronulate, deciduous;

Drupe black or purple-black, subglobose or obovoid-globose, 4-6 mm in diam. , with (1 or)2 stones, with persistent calyx tube at base;

Drupe red, turning purple-black at maturity, 6-8 mm in diam. , with 2 or 3 lenticular stones;

Drupe black at maturity, obovoid-globose, 6-7 mm, ca. 5 mm in diam. , with 2(or 3) stones, with persistent calyx tube at base;

Drupe cylindric to ellipsoid, 7-10 mm, 2-3 mm in diam. , with persistent disk at base;

Fruit a single-stoned, (1 or)2- or 3-loculed, globose or oblong drupe, base with persistent calyx tube, apex mucronulate;

Drupe yellow-green when young, red when mature, obovoid-oblong, 1. 8-2. 3 cm, ca. 1. 2 cm in diam. , densely appressed pubescent;

Drupe red-brown, subglobose, 3-4 mm in diam. , with shallowly cup-shaped, persistent calyx tube at base, with 2(or 3) stones;

Drupe purple-red at maturity, cylindric-ellipsoid, 1. 1-1. 4 cm, 5-6 mm in diam. , with persistent cup-shaped disk at base;

Drupe solitary in axils of leaves, subovoid-globose, 1-1. 5 cm, 9-12 mm in diam. , base with persistent calyx tube, apex mucronulate;