Rainfall late in the season prolongs growth and increases loss to dehiscence, when the seedpod shatters, scattering the seed.
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In 1995 Minor discovered superior canal dehiscence syndrome, a debilitating disorder characterized by sound-or pressure-induced dizziness.
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Meylan thought the species warranted a new genus based on the unique mode of dehiscence and the makeup of the capillitium.
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Occasional racquet dehiscence in which the walls of cell compartments adjacent to conidia erode, freeing the conidia from attached hyphae.
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Because abdominal dehiscence is quite effective at killing ants, the noxious chemical substance released is likely contained within the termite itself.
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Rogerson et al . say that this is the earliest evidence for " predetermined " dehiscence ( opening to release spores ).
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Both skeletal and visceral phaeohyphomycosis due to granuloma formation have been reported, and iatrogenic infections associated with wound dehiscence is common.
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In " rhexolytic " dehiscence, the cell wall that joins the spores on the outside degenerates and releases the conidia.
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Among termite species in the Apicotermitinae that are soldierless or where soldiers are rare, mouth secretions are commonly replaced by abdominal dehiscence.
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The seed pod is constricted between seeds ( a loment ), and seed dispersal occurs both through dehiscence and breaks at these constrictions.
