The word dissilience means the quality of certain seeds to burst out from their pods. Botanists might talk about the dissilience of a ripe pea plant.
The noun dissilience is rare — you're most likely to find it in a botany textbook, describing a ripe, bursting seed pod. The dissilience of some plants causes their seeds to pop out suddenly from their pods. The word's origin reflects this sense of bursting open: it comes from the Latin dissilīre, "to fly apart," from dis-, "apart," and salīre, "to leap or fly."