A strophiole is a small, often fleshy outgrowth near the hilum of a seed. It is characteristic of seeds in the Fabaceae (legume) family and is thought to help in seed germination and sometimes in attracting ants for seed dispersal (myrmecochory).
A strophiole is usually present in the seeds of the members of _____?
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