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Multiple fused carpels

In the following slide show a single ovary with multiple fused carpels.

Single Ovary with multiple fused carpels - G(>5)

Single Ovary with multiple fused carpels - G(>5)

Single Ovary with multiple fused carpels - G(5)

Single Ovary with multiple fused carpels - G(5)

Single Ovary with multiple fused carpels - G(5)

Single Ovary with multiple fused carpels - G(5)

Single Ovary with multiple fused carpels - G(5)

Single Ovary with multiple fused carpels - G(4)

Single Ovary with multiple fused carpels - G(4)

Single Ovary with multiple fused carpels - G(4)

Single Ovary with multiple fused carpels - G(3)

Single Ovary with multiple fused carpels - G(3)

Single Ovary with multiple fused carpels - G(3)

Single Ovary with multiple fused carpels - G(3)

Single Ovary with multiple fused carpels - G(2)

Single Ovary with multiple fused carpels - G(2)

Single Ovary with multiple fused carpels - G(2)

Single Ovary with multiple fused carpels - G(2)

Single Ovary with multiple Fused Carpels - G(2)

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