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The 13 pages that link to Caryopsis, each with the reason it gives.

• MaizeRelated: This fruit structure describes maize kernels botanically.

• LegumeCompared with: Caryopses, such as grains, remain closed and differ sharply from splitting legumes.

• PoaceaeBroader topic: The grain of most grasses is a caryopsis, central to their reproduction and harvest.

• AcheneCompared with: Unlike an achene, a caryopsis has its fruit wall fused to the seed.

• CerealBroader topic: Each cereal grain is a caryopsis, with fruit wall and seed coat joined.

• Nut (fruit)Compared with: Unlike a nut, a caryopsis has fruit wall fused to its seed coat.

• SpikeletBroader topic: Each fertilized grass floret can produce a caryopsis, often called a grain.

• PappusCompared with: Unlike the typical pappus-bearing achene, a caryopsis has a fused seed coat and fruit wall.

• TeffRelated: Teff’s tiny harvested grain is a grass caryopsis.

• Finger milletBroader topic: Finger millet's small edible grains are caryopses.

• FonioRelated: Fonio grains are caryopses, like those of other cereal grasses.

• AxonopusRelated: Like other grasses, Axonopus produces caryopses as its seed-bearing fruits.

• Job's tearsRelated: Its edible grain has the characteristic structure of a grass fruit.