Pyrena

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This article is about a subject of plant anatomy. For other uses of Pyrena or Pyrene, see Pyrene (disambiguation).

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Not to be confused with pyrenoid, an organelle within the chloroplast of some algae and hornworts, or with Pirene
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Pyrenes extracted from a single fruit of Crataegus punctata
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A pyrene dissected to reveal the seed

Pyrena or pyrene is the name for the stone within a drupe or drupelet. It consists of a seed surrounded by hard endocarp tissue.[1][2]

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