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1 POLYGONUM EMBRYO SAC? CHALAZAL END ANTIPODAL CELL EMBRYO SAC OVULE L.S.
2 POLYGONUM EMBRYO SAC C CHALAZAL END ANTIPODAL CELL? EMBRYO SAC OVULE L.S.
3 POLYGONUM EMBRYO SAC? CHALAZAL END ANTIPODAL CELL CENTRAL AREA EMBRYO SAC OVULE L.S.
4 POLYGONUM EMBRYO SAC C CHALAZAL END ANTIPODAL CELL CENTRAL AREA EMBRYO SAC? OVULE L.S.
5 POLYGONUM EMBRYO SAC? CHALAZAL END ANTIPODAL CELL CENTRAL AREA EMBRYO SAC CENTRAL CELL OVULE L.S.
6 POLYGONUM EMBRYO SAC P CHALAZAL END ANTIPODAL CELL CENTRAL AREA EMBRYO SAC CENTRAL CELL? OVULE L.S.
7 POLYGONUM EMBRYO SAC? CHALAZAL END ANTIPODAL CELL CENTRAL AREA EMBRYO SAC CENTRAL CELL POLAR NUCLEI OVULE L.S.
8 POLYGONUM EMBRYO SAC A CHALAZAL END ANTIPODAL CELL CENTRAL AREA EMBRYO SAC CENTRAL CELL POLAR NUCLEI? OVULE L.S.
9 POLYGONUM EMBRYO SAC? CHALAZAL END ANTIPODAL CELL CENTRAL AREA EMBRYO SAC CENTRAL CELL POLAR NUCLEI MICROPYLE END OVULE L.S.
10 POLYGONUM EMBRYO SAC S CHALAZAL END ANTIPODAL CELL CENTRAL AREA EMBRYO SAC CENTRAL CELL POLAR NUCLEI MICROPYLE END? OVULE L.S.
11 POLYGONUM EMBRYO SAC? CHALAZAL END ANTIPODAL CELL CENTRAL AREA EMBRYO SAC CENTRAL CELL POLAR NUCLEI MICROPYLE END SYNERGID CELL OVULE L.S.
12 POLYGONUM EMBRYO SAC E CHALAZAL END ANTIPODAL CELL CENTRAL AREA EMBRYO SAC CENTRAL CELL POLAR NUCLEI MICROPYLE END SYNERGID CELL? OVULE L.S.
13 POLYGONUM EMBRYO SAC > CHALAZAL END ANTIPODAL CELL CENTRAL AREA EMBRYO SAC CENTRAL CELL POLAR NUCLEI MICROPYLE END SYNERGID CELL EGG CELL OVULE L.S.
14 POLYGONUM EMBRYO SAC ~ ARCHEGONIA ABSENT CHALAZAL END ANTIPODAL CELL CENTRAL AREA EMBRYO SAC CENTRAL CELL POLAR NUCLEI MICROPYLE END SYNERGID CELL EGG CELL OVULE L.S.
15 MAGNOLIOPHYTA LIFE CYCLE ^ MITOSIS SPOROCYTES 2N ZYGOTE 2N SYNGAMY SPOROPHYTE SPOROPHYTE 2N 2N PHASE MULTICELLULAR SPORE PRODUCING PHASE PHASE MEIOSIS GAMETE SPERM 1N GAMETE EGG 1N SPORES 1N MITOSIS GAMETOCYTES 1N GAMETOPHYTE GAMETOPHYTE HAPLOID (1N) 1N PHASE MULTICELLULAR GAMETE PRODUCING PHASE GAMETOPHYTE MITOSIS
16 REPRODUCTION ^
17 FLOWER F
18 FLOWER
19 ANGIOSPERM FLOWER AGGREGATE MODIFIED REPRODUCTIVE LEAVES ANGIOSPERM FLOWER
20 ^
21 FLOWER MORPHOLOGY
22 FLOWER?
23 P? FLOWER
24 ? PEDICEL FLOWER
25 ? FLOWER R
26 ? RECEPTACLE FLOWER
27 S? RECEPTACLE FLOWER
28 C SEPAL RECEPTACLE FLOWER
29 ? SEPAL / CALYX RECEPTACLE FLOWER
30 P SEPAL / CALYX? RECEPTACLE FLOWER
31 C SEPAL / CALYX PETAL RECEPTACLE FLOWER
32 P SEPAL / CALYX PETAL / COROLLA RECEPTACLE FLOWER
33 ? PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE FLOWER
34 S? PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE FLOWER
35 ? STAMEN PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE FLOWER
36 F STAMEN? PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE FLOWER
37 ? STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE FLOWER
38 ? A STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE FLOWER
39 ANTHER? STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE FLOWER
40 ANTHER A? STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE FLOWER
41 ANTHER? ANDROECIUM STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE FLOWER
42 ANTHER P? STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE FLOWER
43 ANTHER? PISTIL STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE FLOWER
44 ANTHER? S STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE FLOWER
45 ANTHER STIGMA? STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE FLOWER
46 ANTHER STIGMA S? STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE FLOWER
47 ANTHER STIGMA? STYLE STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE FLOWER
48 ANTHER STIGMA O STYLE STAMEN? FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE FLOWER
49 ANTHER STIGMA? STYLE STAMEN OVARY FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE FLOWER
50 ANTHER G? STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE FLOWER
51 ANTHER ^ GYNOECIUM STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE FLOWER
52 ^ FLOWER ANATOMY
53 OVARY ANATOMY
54 ANTHER STIGMA STYLE STAMEN OVARY FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE FLOWER
55 ANTHER STIGMA STYLE STAMEN OVARY FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE FLOWER
56 L OVARY C.S.
57 LEAF LEAF LEAF OVARY C.S.
58 LEAF M PISTIL OVULE
59 LEAF M PISTIL MEGASPORANGIUM
60 MEGASPOROPHYLL = PISTIL MEGASPORANGIUM
61 CARPEL PISTIL MEGASPORANGIUM
62 LEAF C LEAF LEAF OVARY C.S.
63 CARPEL? CARPEL CARPEL OVARY C.S.
64 CARPEL L? CARPEL CARPEL OVARY C.S.
65 CARPEL? LOCULE CARPEL CARPEL OVARY C.S.
66 CARPEL O? LOCULE CARPEL CARPEL OVARY C.S.
67 CARPEL OVULE LOCULE CARPEL CARPEL OVARY C.S.
68 POLYGONUM EMBRYO SAC S ARCHEGONIA ABSENT CHALAZAL END ANTIPODAL CELL CENTRAL AREA EMBRYO SAC CENTRAL CELL POLAR NUCLEI MICROPYLE END SYNERGID CELL EGG CELL OVULE L.S.
69 ANTHER ANGIOSPERM FLOWER ^ PISTIL STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE FLOWER
70 ^ SEX CONDITION
71 P PERFECT FLOWER VS IMPERFECT FLOWER
72 PERFECT FLOWER
73 ANGIOSPERM > PERFECT FLOWER ANDROCECIUM AND GYNOECIUM PRESENT ANGIOSPERM PERFECT FLOWER
74 PLANT A
75 ANDROECIUM G PLANT
76 ANDROECIUM GYNOECIUM P PLANT
77 ANDROECIUM GYNOECIUM I PERFECT FLOWERS PLANT
78 IMPERFECT FLOWER
79 ANGIOSPERM > PERFECT FLOWER ANDROCECIUM OR GYNOECIUM ABSENT ANGIOSPERM PERFECT FLOWER
80 PLANT G
81 GYNOECIUM ABSENT A PLANT
82 GYNOECIUM ABSENT ANDROECIUM ABSENT I PLANT
83 GYNOECIUM ABSENT ANDROECIUM ABSENT ^ IMPERFECT FLOWERS PLANT
84 M MONOECIOUS VS DIOECIOUS VS POLYGAMOUS
85 MONOECIOUS
86 ANGIOSPERM + MONOECIOUS FLOWER IMPERFECT FLS ON 1 PLT ANGIOSPERM MONOECIOUS FLOWER
87 ANGIOSPERM D MONOECIOUS FLOWER STAMINATE FLOWERS AND PISTILATE FLOWERS SAME PLANT ANGIOSPERM MONOECIOUS FLOWER
88 DIOECIOUS
89 ANGIOSPERM + DIOECIOUS FLOWER IMPERFECT FLS ON 2 PLTS ANGIOSPERM DIOECIOUS FLOWER
90 ANGIOSPERM P DIOECIOUS FLOWER STAMINATE FLOWERS AND PISTILATE FLOWERS DIFFERENT PLANTS ANGIOSPERM DIOECIOUS FLOWER
91 POLYGAMOUS
92 ANGIOSPERM AP POLYGAMOUS FLOWER PERFECT FLOWERS AND IMPERFECT FLOWERS SAME PLANT ANGIOSPERM POLYGAMOUS FLOWER
93 ? MONOECIOUS DIOECIOUS POLYGAMOUS APPLIED
94 I? FLOWERS PLANT
95 S IMPERFECT FLOWERS PLANT
96 STAMINATE FLOWER P IMPERFECT FLOWERS PLANT
97 STAMINATE FLOWER PISTILATE FLOWER? IMPERFECT FLOWERS PLANT
98 + MONOECIOUS DIOECIOUS POLYGAMOUS PLANT
99 ^ MONOECIOUS PLANT
100 ? MONOECIOUS DIOECIOUS POLYGAMOUS APPLIED
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