utricle

The fruit is a utricle just over a millimeter long.

Its cavity does not directly communicate with that of the utricle.

The fruit is a utricle only a few millimeters wide.

The fruit is a utricle which contains shiny black seeds.

The function of the utricle, we observe, is to maintain the normal posture.

The fruit is a utricle or capsule containing a single seed.

The fruit is a utricle that grows within the calyx.

But the utricle is not all there is to the vestibular sense.

The fruit is a narrow, curving utricle 1 to 3 centimeters long.

Utricle - a small inflated fruit with one seed that has thin walls.

The debris should fall into the utricle of the canal, where it will not cause vertigo.

The fruit is a narrow, straight utricle up to 12 millimeters in length.

Humans have two on each side, one called utricle, the other saccule.

The fruit is a reddish utricle layered around the surface of the seed.

The fruit is cup-shaped utricle up to a centimeter long and wide.

The fruit is an utricle containing tiny, fuzzy seeds.

Flies travel down the tubular part of the flower to the utricle where the reproductive organs are found.

While trapped inside the flower, the fly eats nectar produced along the walls of the utricle.

An utricle is like an achene, but it has a compound ovary, sometimes with several seeds.

The utricle gives rise to the semicircular canals, which is involved in "equilibrium/balance".

The utricle and attendant structures are concerned with the vestibular sense, and I leave them to one side for now.

The fruit is a narrow utricle up to 2 centimeters containing several tiny, angular seeds.

Otoconia persist in the utricle of the land vertebrates.

The vestibular sense made possible by the utricle is somewhat reminiscent of the proprioceptive senses (see p. 221).

The fruit is a pale cylindrical utricle.