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Calyx

Calyx (''plural'' calyces or calyxes; from Latin ''calyx'', from Ancient Greek κάλυξ (kálux) meaning "husk" or "pod") may refer to: For other uses, see below.

Biology

In botany

In botany, the calyx refers to the outermost whorl of floral organs in flowering plants, collectively formed by sepals that enclose and protect the developing flower bud.^[1] These sepals are typically green and leaf-like in appearance, resembling vegetative leaves in their structure and venation.^[2] The structure of the calyx varies among species: sepals may be separate and free from one another, termed polysepalous, as seen in roses (Rosa spp.), or fused at their bases to form a tube, known as gamosepalous, as in hibiscus (Hibiscus spp.).^[3] Additional variations include caducous calyces that fall off early in development, deciduous ones that shed after fertilization, persistent calyces that remain attached through fruit maturation, and accrescent calyces that enlarge after flowering to envelop the fruit.^[4] The primary function of the calyx is to shield the inner floral parts—such as petals, stamens, and carpels—from environmental damage during bud growth, while also providing structural support to the unfolding petals upon anthesis.^[5] In certain species, it contributes to preventing self-pollination by acting as a barrier or through specialized shapes, aids in seed dispersal by protecting developing fruits, or attracts pollinators when sepals are brightly colored.^[3] Evolutionarily, the calyx is thought to have originated from modified bracts subtending the flower, with sepals homologous to leaves due to shared developmental genes and morphological traits across angiosperms.^[6] This homology is evident in differences between monocots and dicots; for instance, monocots like tulips (Tulipa spp.) often exhibit petaloid sepals that are colorful and indistinguishable from petals, forming a perianth, whereas dicots like roses typically retain green, protective sepals.^[7] Specific examples highlight these traits: in the Venus flytrap (Dionaea muscipula), a carnivorous plant, the persistent calyx remains attached post-flowering, potentially aiding in overall plant protection without direct involvement in trapping. In apples (Malus domestica), the persistent calyx forms the characteristic "eye" at the fruit's blossom end, contributing to fruit structure integrity.^[8] Unlike the inner corolla of petals, which primarily attracts pollinators, the calyx emphasizes protection and persistence in these cases.^[5]

In anatomy

In animal anatomy, a calyx refers to a cuplike division or cavity within tissues, often serving as a collecting or protective structure.^[9] The term derives from the Greek kálux, meaning "pod" or "husk," and is etymologically linked to the botanical calyx as an enveloping form, though in animals it typically denotes cuplike formations in various phyla.^[10]^[11] In the mammalian kidney, the renal calyx forms part of the collecting system, where minor calyces—typically 8 to 14 in number—surround the apices of the renal pyramids (renal papillae) to collect urine directly from the nephrons.^[12] Each minor calyx is a cup-shaped extension lined with transitional epithelium, featuring fornices (thin, pointed projections along the lateral aspects that extend into the renal parenchyma) and draining via an infundibulum, a funnel-like channel.^[13]^[14] Several minor calyces (usually 2 to 3) merge to form a major calyx, which in turn converges through wider infundibula into the renal pelvis, facilitating urine transport to the ureter via peristaltic contractions of the smooth muscle walls.^[15] This structure ensures efficient urine drainage while minimizing backflow, with clinical relevance in conditions such as calyceal diverticula—congenital outpouchings of a calyx into the renal cortex lined by urothelium, often harboring stones in up to 50% of cases due to stasis—and calyceal calculi, where stones lodge in the calyx, potentially causing obstruction.^[16]^[17] Among cnidarians, the calyx describes the cuplike body of the polyp, housing the tentacles and mouth; in scleractinian corals, it forms a calcium carbonate skeletal cup (corallite) into which the polyp retracts for protection, divided by septa radiating from the center.^[18] In sea anemones and other soft-bodied anthozoans, the calyx refers to the flexible, cuplike polyp column itself, topped by an oral disc. In entoprocts, small sessile or colonial invertebrates, the body is organized into a slender stalk and a terminal calyx-shaped calyx containing most viscera, including the digestive, reproductive, and nervous systems; the calyx's free edge bears a ciliated lophophore (tentacular crown) that encircles the mouth and anus on the vestibule, generating currents for filter-feeding on plankton.^[19]^[20] In echinoderms, particularly crinoids (sea lilies), the calyx constitutes the central, cup-shaped body disk or theca atop the stalk, composed of rigidly interlocked ossicles (calcareous plates) arranged in circlets that protect the soft tissues and support the branching arms (brachia) for suspension feeding; the dorsal cup encloses the mouth and digestive organs, while the upper tegmen allows food passage via ambulacral grooves.^[21]^[22] Pathologically, renal calycectasis involves dilation of the calyces, often as a component of hydronephrosis, where obstruction (e.g., from stones or congenital anomalies) causes upstream urine accumulation, leading to calyceal blunting and potential renal damage if untreated; grading systems classify severity by the extent of calyceal and pelvic dilation, with mild cases showing minimal calycectasis and severe ones exhibiting marked distortion.^[23]^[24]

Organizations and companies

Publishing and media

CALYX, Inc. is an American non-profit feminist press founded in 1976 in Corvallis, Oregon, by Margarita Donnelly, Barbara Baldwin, Beth McLagan, and Meredith Jenkins, dedicated to publishing poetry, fiction, nonfiction, art, and translations by women and nonbinary creators.^[25] The press emerged during the second wave of feminism as part of a broader movement of independent women's publishing initiatives, becoming the first West Coast literary journal with an all-women editorial collective focused exclusively on women's voices.^[26] Its mission centers on amplifying underrepresented perspectives in literature and art, particularly those of women of color, to counter historical disparities in the publishing industry where women's works have comprised only about 25% of small press outputs.^[25] By 2012, CALYX had published works by over 4,000 writers and artists, contributing significantly to feminist literature through its emphasis on diversity, intersectionality, and social justice themes.^[25] The press's flagship publication is the quarterly journal Calyx: A Journal of Art and Literature by Women, launched in 1976, which features poetry, short fiction, essays, visual art, and book reviews centered on women's experiences and creative expression.^[27] Notable contributors to the journal include influential voices in feminist and women of color literature, such as tributes to Audre Lorde in issues like Volume 14:3 (1993), which included memorials honoring her legacy as a Black lesbian poet and activist.^[28] The journal has earned recognition through awards like Pushcart Prizes and has played a key role in showcasing emerging and established talents, including Nobel laureate Wisława Szymborska and American Book Award recipients like Julia Alvarez and Linda Hogan.^[25] CALYX's impact extends to broader feminist scholarship; for instance, it was among the early publishers to reproduce Frida Kahlo's color artworks in the U.S., broadening access to women artists of color in literary contexts.^[25] Its anthologies and special issues have fostered conceptual advancements in intersectional feminism, prioritizing narratives that explore race, class, and gender. In 1986, CALYX established its book imprint, Calyx Books, to expand distribution of full-length works by emerging authors, producing approximately 40 titles to date, including poetry collections like Who in This Room by Angela Jackson and nonfiction such as Storytelling in Cambodia by Joan Criddle.^[25] These books, often featuring authors like Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni and Sharon Olds, have been translated and distributed in over 20 countries, enhancing global visibility for feminist literature from marginalized voices.^[25] Lambda Literary Award finalists and other honorees from the imprint underscore its influence on queer and women of color writing.^[25] By the 2020s, CALYX evolved to incorporate digital formats, offering online subscriptions, e-issues of the journal through its shop, and electronic submission portals to broaden accessibility and sustain its mission amid shifting media landscapes.^[29] This adaptation has allowed continued support for underrepresented creators, with recent volumes like 35:2 (Summer/Fall 2025) available digitally while maintaining the press's commitment to print traditions.^[27]

Software and technology

CalyxOS is a privacy-focused mobile operating system based on Android, developed by the non-profit Calyx Institute and publicly launched during the organization's 2018–2019 fiscal year.^[30] It emphasizes security and user control by excluding proprietary Google applications by default and incorporating microG, an open-source implementation of Google Play Services that avoids advertising and tracking while enabling compatibility with certain apps.^[31] Additional core features include reproducible builds to verify software integrity and transparency, as well as built-in support for the Tor Browser to facilitate anonymous web access.^[32] The OS supports modern devices including the Pixel 6 to Pixel 9 series, Fairphone 4 and 5, and select Motorola models like the moto g 5G (2024), with verified boot and regular security patches where applicable; older devices such as the Pixel 4a have been discontinued.^[33] Through 2025, CalyxOS received multiple updates enhancing its functionality, including Android 15 integration starting in March 2025, with subsequent security updates such as in June, as well as feature improvements in April and May, such as expanded hardware compatibility for devices like Fairphone models and Motorola G-series phones.^[34]^[35] However, development faced a temporary hiatus in August 2025 due to personnel changes, with over-the-air updates paused for four to six months while transitioning to new signing keys.^[36] As of November 2025, the project remains in transition following the hiatus, with a progress report on November 10 detailing ongoing work on hardware security module signing and infrastructure fixes.^[37] These updates also strengthened Tor integration for better network privacy and extended support for older Pixel hardware where still applicable.^[38] Calyx Software, founded in 1991, provides mortgage and lending software solutions tailored for banks, credit unions, and brokers, with its flagship product Calyx Point serving as a comprehensive loan origination system (LOS).^[39] Calyx Point streamlines the process from prequalification to closing, featuring pre-configured templates, automated workflows, and built-in compliance tools that adhere to regulations like the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA).^[40] It integrates directly with Fannie Mae's Desktop Originator for seamless loan submissions and underwriting, reducing manual data entry and errors.^[41] By 2025, Calyx Software marked over 35 years of innovation with the launch of PATH, a cloud-native LOS offering scalable, mobile-friendly point-of-sale capabilities and customizable compliance reporting to meet evolving regulatory demands.^[42] The company expanded its portfolio with ZENLY, a cloud-based platform combining lead management, eSignature, and origination tools, supporting over 50,000 professionals without notable acquisitions but through ongoing product enhancements.^[43] Calyx Containers, established in 2016 amid growing cannabis legalization, specializes in packaging and preservation technologies for the cannabis industry, focusing on automated systems to maintain product quality from harvest onward.^[44] Its innovations include Calyx Cure pouches, which use multi-layer films to monitor and regulate humidity, water activity, and terpene retention in hydroponically grown cannabis flowers (calyxes), preventing degradation without manual intervention.^[45] The firm also offers end-to-end automation for packaging, including weighing, filling, labeling, and bagging, designed for multi-state operators scaling post-2018 federal hemp legalization and state recreational markets.^[46] In the broader context of open-source privacy movements, CalyxOS has gained traction among activist communities for enabling secure, de-Googled mobile computing, contributing to grassroots efforts against surveillance through tools like encrypted communication and anonymous browsing.^[47] This adoption underscores Calyx Institute's role in fostering accessible privacy technologies, with shared non-profit foundations linking to other digital rights initiatives.^[48]

Arts and entertainment

Music

Calyx is a prominent British drum and bass producer and DJ, known under the alias Larry Cons, who has been active in the scene since 1998.^[49] Originally starting as a solo artist with a background in jazz guitar, he gained recognition for his techstep and neurofunk productions, characterized by intricate basslines, sharp percussion, and atmospheric sound design.^[50] In 2007, Cons formed the duo Calyx & TeeBee with Norwegian producer Chris Rush (TeeBee), blending their styles to create high-energy tracks that bridged dark, rolling neurofunk with deeper, melodic elements.^[51] The duo's discography includes seminal albums such as Anatomy (2007) on Valor Records, All or Nothing (2012) on RAM Records, and 1x1=1 (2016) on the same label, featuring collaborations and singles that showcased their evolution from gritty club anthems to more cinematic compositions.^[52] Notable releases on Hospital Records include singles like "Follow the Sun" (2013 remix) and contributions to compilations, highlighting their influence in the liquid and deep drum and bass subgenres.^[53] Representative tracks, such as "Elevate This Sound" from 2012, exemplify their signature fusion of neurofunk aggression and uplifting vocals, earning praise for pushing genre boundaries.^[54] Following the end of the duo's collaboration after 1x1=1, Calyx returned to solo work, releasing EPs and singles on labels like Critical Music and Symmetry Recordings, including the 2025 EP Repercussion / Forever which maintained his neurofunk roots with refined production techniques.^[55] By 2025, his solo career had solidified, with ongoing releases and a focus on live performances, such as his upcoming set at the Let It Roll Puerto Rico festival in December 2025, where he is scheduled to deliver high-impact neurofunk selections to a global audience.^[56] This shift allowed Calyx to explore personal creative directions while continuing to headline major drum and bass events.^[57]

Literature and fiction

Calyx Journal CALYX: A Journal of Art and Literature by Women is a triannual literary publication founded in 1976 by the independent nonprofit CALYX Press, dedicated to nurturing creativity through works by women and nonbinary creators.^[58] The journal features poetry, short fiction, creative nonfiction, visual art, essays, and book reviews, all previously unpublished, with submissions accepted three times a year via an online portal restricted to women and nonbinary writers.^[59] Editorial guidelines emphasize diverse voices, with selections made through a blind review process by the press's staff and editorial board to ensure quality and thematic resonance.^[60] Notable issues highlight contemporary themes, such as explorations of identity and resilience, though specific volumes like the Winter/Spring 2018 edition (Vol. 36:1) continue the press's commitment to amplifying underrepresented perspectives without a singular overriding focus.^[61] Over nearly five decades, CALYX has published dozens of volumes, contributing to feminist literary discourse by showcasing emerging and established artists.^[62] In Fiction In the Halo universe, Calyx appears as a Forerunner Lifeworker character in Greg Bear's The Forerunner Saga trilogy (2011–2013), specifically in [Halo: Cryptum](/page/Halo: Cryptum).^[63] As a nurse and guardian within the Forerunner Ecumene, Calyx serves aboard Installation 00, known as the Ark, where she assists the young Forerunner Bornstellar Makes Eternal Lasting upon his arrival, providing explanations of the installation's purpose and the ongoing Library Project to preserve species amid galactic threats.^[63] This role underscores themes of preservation and technological stewardship in the series' depiction of ancient alien society.^[64] Other Literature The term "calyx," drawing from its botanical meaning as a protective outer structure, has been employed symbolically in various literary works to evoke enclosure, emergence, and vulnerability, including in science fiction narratives where it represents pod-like enclosures for life forms or artifacts. While specific instances vary, such metaphors appear in anthologies and novels to parallel themes of hidden potential or containment, as seen in broader speculative fiction explorations of organic and mechanical hybrids. Recent Developments By 2025, CALYX Press has expanded its reach through CALYX Online, a digital platform hosting reviews, author excerpts, blog posts, and voices from contributors, making the journal's content more accessible amid growing interest in online literary communities.^[27] This initiative complements print editions, such as Vol. 35:2 (Summer/Fall 2025), fostering global engagement with women's literature.^[27]

Other uses

Nautical terms

No verified nautical usage of the term "calyx" was identified in reliable sources.

Scientific instruments

In scientific research, calixarenes—macrocyclic compounds named for their cup-shaped (calyx-like) structure—have been employed as specialized resists in electron microscopy, particularly for high-resolution imaging and lithography applications. Developed in the late 1980s and refined through the 1990s, these derivatives provide cup-shaped molecular scaffolds that enable precise containment and patterning of samples, including those involving volatile compounds, by encapsulating guest molecules within their cavities to prevent evaporation during preparation and observation. For instance, calixarene resists exhibit exceptional electron-beam sensitivity and contrast, achieving sub-10 nm features with minimal swelling or line edge roughness, which is crucial for analyzing delicate or volatile nanostructures in transmission electron microscopes (TEM) and scanning electron microscopes (SEM).^[65]^[66] This containment property stems from the rigid, conical conformation of calixarenes, which forms inclusion complexes with volatile species, stabilizing them for microscopic examination without the need for extensive environmental controls. Early implementations in the 1990s focused on their use in electron beam lithography for semiconductor fabrication, but by the early 2000s, they extended to biological and materials samples prone to volatility, such as organic thin films or solvent-based nanomaterials. Their non-polymeric nature ensures high etch resistance post-exposure, facilitating detailed imaging of encapsulated volatiles under vacuum conditions typical of electron microscopy.^[67]^[68] By 2025, calyx-inspired nanotechnology has advanced calixarene-based sensors for fluid sampling in environmental monitoring, where their cup-like cavities enable selective host-guest interactions for detecting analytes in liquids. These sensors, often integrated into portable probes, utilize calixarene derivatives functionalized on nanoparticles or electrodes to capture and quantify pollutants like heavy metals or volatile organic compounds in water and other fluids with detection limits in the parts-per-billion range. For example, calixarene-modified electrochemical sensors have demonstrated high selectivity for ions such as Pb²⁺ and Cd²⁺ in real-time aquatic sampling, outperforming traditional methods in sensitivity and response time due to the tunable binding sites within the calyx structure.^[69]^[70]^[71] Such devices leverage the amphiphilic nature of calixarenes to interface with fluid media, forming stable supramolecular assemblies that enhance signal transduction in optical or electrochemical readouts. Recent innovations include calixarene-embedded nanomaterials for microfluidic probes, which facilitate in-situ environmental analysis, reducing sample preparation needs and enabling continuous monitoring in polluted waterways. These applications highlight the scalability of calyx-shaped architectures from molecular to device levels, with ongoing research emphasizing biocompatibility for broader deployment in field-based scientific instrumentation.^[72]^[73]

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### Summary of Calyx (Forerunner Character in Halo)
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The Calyx Drill was developed by Australian, Francis Davis, around 1893. This tool, used for drilling large holes in rock, was adopted in many countries around ...Missing: ship | Show results with:ship
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This chapter examines a wide variety of different resists of this type that have been developed and investigated including fullerene, triphenylene, calixarene, ...
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A versatile calixarene derivative for transportation systems and ...
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Apr 6, 2021 · A calixarene-based portable sensor, using a solid-state membrane, is for the direct assay of ephedrine in weight loss herbal preparations. It ...