To demonstrate that capsule splitting does not result in an equal quantity of drug in both parts of the capsule, affecting the dosage of the drug.
The dry capsules split open in winter, shedding thousands of tiny wind-dispersed seeds.
; Fruit The fruit consists of dehiscent loculicidal capsules (splitting between the locules) that are ellipsoid to subglobose (almost spherical) in shape and are papery to leathery in texture.
The fruit is a capsule that splits open by valves.
Fruit: generally capsule that splits into mericarps that then dehisce, releasing seeds.
The fruit is a capsule that splits either vertically or horizontally.
The fruit is a capsule that splits open to reveal dense woolly hairs inside.
The fruit in Sapindales is basically a capsule that splits open between the internal partitions, although it has been modified into a number of other types in most families.
The fruit consists of a dry capsule that splits (dehisces) releasing numerous black seeds.
The joint capsule is split and left in place.
