Sentence examples for fruit coats from inspiring English sources

Somatic approaches have to resort to exercising embryos or physically removing the maternal tissues testa and pericarp (also known as seed and fruit coats) covering caryopses in grass species.

In another variant, the fruit coat becomes fleshy and plumlike as in the tropical Andira inermis (angelin tree).

The African oil palm is important chiefly for the palm oil obtained from the fruit coat and for kernel oil from the seed.

The laws grew out of the apple industry's anger over a 1989 report on the CBS News program "60 Minutes" about the possible health threats posed by a fruit coating known as Alar.

The fruit coat (pericarp) is three-layered: a smooth, prickly, warty, or scaly outer layer (exocarp); a fleshy, fleshy-fibrous, or fibrous middle layer (mesocarp); and a thin and membranous to thick and bony inner layer (endocarp) surrounding the seed.

Only seeds without a fruit coating were counted.

Surrounding the endosperm is a metabolically active layer of cells or the aleurone layer, the testa or seed coat and the pericarp or fruit coat.

Generally, seeds with PY need to dry to <20 % MC for the seed or fruit coat to become water impermeable (Qu et al. 2010).

In this work, a mixture design was applied to optimize solvent mixtures for selective extraction of phenolic compounds from tara fruit seed coat.

Tara (Caesalpinia spinosa) fruit seed coat is an abundant Peruvian agro-industrial residue that could be explored as a raw material for the production of valuable phenolic- and antioxidant-rich extracts.

Fruit pastilles are coated in sugar.