| When the fruits were ready to dehisce, the seeds were counted, weighed and planted to test for germinability as described in the previous experiment. |
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| Conversely, if insufficient amounts of collagen are deposited, the wound is weak and may dehisce. |
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| Its petals are white, pink or lilac, while the capsules are green, turn yellow when ripe, and dehisce easily when dry to release seeds. |
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| The sporangia are getting tense and ripe, and by midsummer they will dehisce, bursting open to release millions of tiny green spores, their posterity, into the air. |
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| Yellow scutella will disperse but, based on mechanical manipulation with a pencil, require more force to dehisce than brown scutella. |
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| When large enough bites of tissue are taken, the cuff will heal nicely and will not dehisce unless there is infection or tissue compromise. |
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| Stamens number eight to twelve, are opposite the sepals and petals, and have introrse, dorsifixed anthers that dehisce by longitudinal slits. |
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| When the tassel is mature and conditions are suitably warm and dry, anthers on the tassel dehisce and release pollen. |
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| Pod maturation is complete by August and seeds disperse as pods dehisce. |
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| Hygrochasy is generally understood as the ability of seed holding structures to dehisce when the moisture content of those structures increases to a certain threshold level. |
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| Anthers were removed and placed among silica pellets in a glass jar and left to dry for 2-3 days at room temperature, which allowed the anthers to dehisce. |
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