Gymnocarpus (Bot., nacktfrüchtig), 1) be Flechten, deren Frucht mit einem offenen, scheibenförmigen Fruchtkörper versehen ist; 2) eine Fruch der Phanerogamen, welche nicht von einer Fruchtdecke umgeben ist; 3) G. Forsk., Pflanzengattung aus der Familie der Caryophylleae-Paronychieae- [807] Illecebreae-Euparonychieae; Art: G. decandrum, in der Berberei.
Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.
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