Fruit Formation 2 - : Poppy and Campion

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Fruit formation 2 - Poppy and Campion

The tomato and blackberry are soft, succulent fruits. Poppy and Campion both produce hard, dry
fruits in the form of capsules.

Poppy
petal

stigmas

stigmas

stamen

seeds escape
through the
openings

ovules

ovary

Half flower. The sepals fell off when


the flower opened. The stigmas are
fused to the top of the ovary

Campion
petal

Immature fruit. The

Fruit. A dry capsule

petals have fallen


and the ovary has
grown

with the seeds loose


inside. They are
shaken out when the
wind blows

sepals, petals
and stamens
cut off to show
ovary

stigma

teeth closed in wet


weather

ovary

sepal

style

Fruit (sepals
removed)

ovary
ovules

Half flower

teeth curl outwards


in dry weather and
the seeds are shaken
out when the wind
blows

the joined up sepals


dry out and remain
enclosing the fruit

Mature fruit
D.G. Mackean

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