Dehiscent fruit | Indehiscent fruit |
Fruits in which seeds are contained in seed pods which release on maturation. | Fruits in which seed pods are absent and seed does not release only can be dispersed through agents |
Have several seeds. | Mostly single-seeded. |
For dispersal, pericarp does not need to break. | Only disperse when pericarp is break or damage. |
example: pulses, calotropis, and mustard | example: Maize, Cashew Nuts, and Mirabilis |