a stout siliqua (not more than twice as long as wide).
a broad, dry, usually dehiscent fruit derived from two or more carpels which usually dehisce along two sutures and which has a persistent partition after dehiscence. cf. siliqua
• (n.) A silicle.
A specialized form of capsule found on members of the family Brassicaceae (Cruciferae). Like a siliqua, but less than 3 times longer than wide.
(from the article `silique`) ...four segments called valves, leaving a persistent partition that bears the seeds. The valves remain connected at the top. A typical silique is an ...
A short siliqua, not more than twice as long as its width. ... (09 Oct 1997) ... 
Fruit of the cabbage family, often rounded and three times longer than it is broad
Si·lic'u·la noun [ Latin ] (Botany) A silicle. 
Fruit of the cabbage family, often rounded and three times longer than it is broad
silicula 1. A dry fruit consisting of a broad flat pod divided by a membrane into two seed chambers. 2. Etymology: from modern Latin, 'little pod' from Latin siliqua, 'seed pod'.