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(L. legere, to gather) a 1-locular fruit, usually dehiscent along two sutures, bearing seeds along the ventral suture; a leguminous plant.lemma search for term- n.
The black widow spider can be recognized by the red hourglass marking on its ventral side of the abdomen. The black widow spider is about 1 to 1.5 inches in size and is a shiny, lustrous black color except for the red colored hourglass marking.
with delicate, almost veinless wings, a light reddish-brown body (about 1 mm long), and two caudal filaments as long as or longer than the body (not shown in fig. 2). It is peculiar in having three pairs of eyes (dorsal, lateral, and ventral).
 See also: Plant, Genera, Produce, Leaf, Nematode
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