A partition or cross-wall in an ovary or fruit.

Bursting open violently when ripe (of fruits or seed pods).

Situated away from the point of attachment (opposite of proximal).

Arranged in two opposite rows along an axis (leaves, flowers, etc.).

The geographic ranges or patterns of occurrence of plant species.

Separate and not fused (referring to plant parts).

Occurring during the day; opening by day and closing at night (flowers).

Spreading widely at a sharp angle; extremely divergent.

Loosely spreading or widely branching; not compact.

To cultivate soil by turning it over with a spade or other tool.