In botany, having seven seeds in a fruit or seed pod.
From Greek 'hepta' (seven) + 'sperma' (seed) + '-ous' (characterized by), literally 'having seven seeds.'
Plants are so precisely organized that botanists needed special words for each seed count—heptaspermous describes fruit with exactly seven seeds, no more, no less!
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