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Deutsch: Fruchtknoten von Fallopia convolvulus während der Befruchtung. fs stielartige Basis desselben, fu Funiculus, cha Chalaza, nu Nucellus, mi Micropyle, ii inneres, ie äußeres Integument, e Embryosack, ek Kern desselben, ei Eiapparat, an Antipoden, g Griffel, n Narbe, p Pollenkörner, ps Pollenschläuche. Vergr. 48.
English: ovary of Fallopia convolvulus during fertilization. fs stalk-like base of it, fu funiculus, cha chalaza, nu nucellus, mi micropyle, ii inner, ie outer integument, e embryo sac, ek nucleus of it, ei egg cell with synergids, an antipodals, g style, n stigma, p pollen grains, ps pollen tubes. 48.
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    • 2007-07-14T16:57:37Z Griensteidl 1320x2690 (470808 Bytes) == Summary == {{Information |Description= Fruchtknoten/Ovary Polygonum |Source= Strasburger: Lehrbuch der Botanik für Hochschulen. G.Fischer, Jena 1900 |Date= 1900 |Author= E. Strasburger |Permission= author died 1912 |othe

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