the pod of a legume such as a bean or pea

seed pod or legume; the fruit of leguminous plants that typically splits along two seams when ripe

A deciduous tree with thorny branches and seed pods that contain saponins; the pods have traditionally been used as a natural detergent for washing clothes. Also called [[皂角|皂角|zao4 jiao3]].

The flat, winged seeds of an elm tree; they resemble small copper coins and are edible when fresh and tender. Also called [[榆钱|榆錢|yu2 qian2]]

the Chinese honey locust tree; Gleditsia sinensis

okra; lady's fingers

a capsule or mass containing spermatozoa produced by males of various animal species and transferred to the female

a species of fungus that causes the disease histoplasmosis

Historical Han dynasty coins shaped like the thin seeds of an elm tree, minted for their lightweight properties

A legendary lucky grass from ancient Chinese mythology.

pea pod; peasecod