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. 2022 Nov 28;11(23):3275. doi: 10.3390/plants11233275

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Fruit anatomical characteristics of five Kitagawia species. (A) transverse sections; (B) mesocarp parenchyma in marginal ribs. (1) K. baicalensis; (2) K. stepposa; (3) K. komarovii; (4) K. terebinthacea; (5) K. praeruptora. Abbreviations: cav = cavity; co = commissure; cv = commissural vittae; e = endocarp; en = endosperm; ex = exocarp; lr = lateral ribs; m = mesocarp; mar = marginal ribs; mer = median rib; p = parenchyma without pits; pp = lignified parenchyma with pitted walls; t = trichomes; vb = vallecular bundles; vv = vallecular vittae. Boxes in pink and green are for Subclade I and Subclade II, respectively. Scale bar = 0.5 mm in (A); 0.25 mm in (B).