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The 7 pages that link to Aril, each with the reason it gives.

• Seed coatCompared with: It may cover or attract attention to a seed without being the seed coat proper.

• YewRelated: The yew's red, cup-shaped aril surrounds its seed but is not itself poisonous.

• PodocarpaceaeRelated: Fleshy arils or related structures surround seeds in several podocarp genera.

• TaxaceaeRelated: The red, cup-like aril surrounding a yew seed is a characteristic family feature.

• Taxus baccataRelated: Its red, fleshy aril surrounds the yew seed and attracts animals.

• TaxusRelated: The yew's red, berry-like aril surrounds its seed without enclosing it in a true fruit.

• RavenalaRelated: The traveler’s tree’s vivid blue arils are a notable feature of its fruits.