A dry fruit formed from two or more carpels containing several seeds is a

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Biology - 1998 Subject: Biology

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A dry fruit formed from two or more carpels containing several seeds is a
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A dry fruit that is formed from two or more carpels and contains multiple seeds is called a schizocarp. The schizocarp fruit splits into segments, each containing a single seed, at maturity, and these segments can disperse separately. Examples of plants that produce schizocarp fruits include parsley and carrot.

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