ENDOCARP
Endocarp: (once again from Wikipedia): is a botanical term for the inside layer of the pericarp (or fruit), which directly surrounds the seeds.
EXOCARP
(image from Wikipedia)
OK, but you CAN'T talk about endocarp without including the whole fruit!! Because, then there is the exocarp, the endosperm, and the embryo.
Hmmmmm....I'm thinking the next time you bite into that peach or nectarine, you'll look at it with a whole new perspective (and knowledge if you weren't a botanist or took botany).
EDENITE
(yes, yes...once again, the image and info is from Wikipedia)
Edenite has been found primarily in metamorphic rocks, occurring in pods of other magnesium rich minerals within a marble formation or with garnet rich lherzolites from deep within the Earth's crust.[4][5] Thus, finding edenite in the field can indicate high temperature regional metamorphism of the surrounding rocks.
ECRU
Ecru: a greyish pale kind of yellow color-kind of beige but with no red in it if you can imagine that. Linen is somewhat of an ecru color.
Don't you just love how that word sounds?
Ecru.
Bless you!
: )
Sorry....I couldn't resist!
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4 comments:
Very creative post for ABC ~ well done ~ (A Creative Harbor)
I always like your exotic and extra ordinary choices every week!
Encouragement
Rose, ABC Wednesday Team
I just ate a nectarine, and then checked out its endo's and exo's....interesting and fun post
love the prefixes exo- and endo-
terrible pun - I liked it
ROG, ABC Wednesday team
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