seedpods

noun
UK /ˈsiːd.pɒdz/
US /ˈsiːd.pɑːdz/

Seedpods are the little cases that hold a plant's seeds.

The dry seedpods cracked open and the seeds fell out.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The dried fruit of a pea or bean plant, used as food in some dishes.

She added fresh seedpods to the stir-fry.

3. Small decorative shapes that look like seed cases, often used in crafts.

The wreath was decorated with tiny wooden seedpods.

4. A term used in botany for any dry fruit that splits open to release seeds.

Botanists classify the plant's fruit as seedpods.