seedpod , także: seedcase

About two weeks later, however, I started seeing what seem to be big green seedpods developing.

The young seedpods can be used as a substitute black pepper.

Seedpods are persistent, and remain on the tree for most of the year.

The seedpods hang on long after the leaves have fallen.

Some people have a skin reaction to the foliage and seedpods.

Larvae of the second generation usually live in a seedpod.

Sow in spring and harvest when the seedpods turn brown.

Mary remembered the oil she'd found on her fingers when she had examined the first seedpod.

The seedpods are bright orange and the leaves brilliant yellow.

"Broken Heart," for example, looks like a seedpod but it is cut open to reveal veins.

But of all the living things the wheeled people managed, it was the seedpod trees that they took most care with.

Looking at the seedpods, Odrade thought of them as life trying to break through a human intervention.

They were like bursting seedpods denying all other existence except themselves.

Ged kept the seedpod a while as they went on, then tossed it away.

She then saw the toppled vase and the empty seedpod.

In the fall, the seedpods look like giant bronze candelabra.

The caterpillars eat both the flower and the developing seedpods.

Probably one of the most delightful seedpods is the salt shaker type.

Once the berries, or seedpods, have turned shiny red, remove their seeds.

Cut the seedpods as soon as they turn brown, then let them dry at room temperature.

And the seedpods are as pretty as flowers, extending the show.

The very thin, small seedpods are aromatic and slightly bitter.

It has explosive seedpods, like the other species of the Balsaminaceae family.

With more luck, they will also do so early enough to make the seedpods, called silicles, that are the point of all this.