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fruit 1. плод; плодоносить; 2. Фруктыaccessory fruit ложный плодaggregate fruit сборный плодaggregate-accessory fruit многокостянкаapocarpous fruit апокарпный плодautocarpous fruit плод, образовавшийся в результате самооплодотворенияto bear fruit плодоноситьcollective fruit соплодиеcrude fruit незрелый плодdefined fruit истинный плодdehiscent fruit вскрывающийся плодdisseminanteous fruits плоды, рассеивающие семенаdried fruit сухой плодdrupaceous fruit косточковый плод, костянкаfalse fruit ложный плодfleshy fruit сочный плодhard fruit затвердевший плодindehiscent fruit невскрывающийся плодkey fruit крылаткаlysicarpous fruit лизикарпный плодmiltiple fruit соплодиеminute fruits очень мелкие плодыone-seeded fruit односемянный плодparthenocarpic fruit партенокарпный плодpericarpous fruit плод с перикарпомpip fruit односемянный плодreinforced fruit плод, в образовании которого принимает участие околоцветникsamara fruit крылаткаschizocapric fruit распадающийся плодsecedenous fruit распадающийся плодseed-bearing fruit плод с семенамиseparating fruit дробный плодto set the fruits завязывать плодыsimple fruit простой плодsoft fruit сочный плод, ягодаspurious fruit ложный плодstone fruit косточковый плод, костянкаsyncarpous fruit синкарпный плодtree-ripened fruit плод, созревший на деревеtrue fruit истинный плодwinged fruit крылаткаEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > fruit
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