what is caruncle in a seed
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The caruncle, also called elaiosome, is an external structure that covers the micropylar region in the seed of species belonging to the Euphorbiaceae Family. The caruncle has a well documented seed dispersal function.
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caruncle - Medical Definition.
Botany An outgrowth or appendage at or near the hilum of certain seeds, as of the castor-oil plant.
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