urged, that the distinction between them is one that pertains

True: [ A liter of ] muscle weighs more than [ a liter of ] fat.

The inflorescence is in panicle and the fruit is in cariópside with attached glumillas.

(Calling them a militia is a misnomer, regardless of what they may think of themselves.)

Caryopses – A caryopsis has a single seed wherein the seed coat is adhered to the pericarp.

In the gastronomic field, with the term rice the caryopsis of the Oryza sativa plant is indicated.

The barley flowers group together and end in an angular ear and their fruit or grain is a caryopsis (1).

The fruit of this plant is a caryopsis, a term that defines a fruit that does not open naturally.

Depending on the texture of the caryopsis, there are ordinary varieties with white integument, or, more often, red, or glutinous (or the sticky rice, sweet rice).

The fruit is simple and it is called caryopsis, which is usually known as the grain of the cereal.

Even today, the red fromentino colour - like wheat kernels - is a characteristic of the cattle of Ukraine and central Russia.

Wheat (Triticum spp., most commonly T. aestivum) is a cereal grain, but botanically a particular type of fruit referred to as caryopsis.

Depending on the texture of the caryopsis, there are ordinary varieties with white integument, or, more often, red, or glutinous (or the sticky rice, sweet rice).

It has a root that usually reaches more than one meter, a hollow stem, sharp leaves ending in tip, inflorescence in spike and the fruit is a cariopsis.

Grain (Botany) Indestructible dry fruit, single-seeded (other name: karyopsis, from the Greek κάρυον, walnuts and ὄψις, appearance); it is the characteristic fruit of grasses (family Poaceae).