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Ginkgo biloba

Afrikaans: Vloeistofbewaarde stuifmeelkeël van Ginkgo biloba, wat mikrosporofille toon, elk met twee mikrosporangia
English: Liquid-preserved pollen cone of Ginkgo biloba, showing microsporophylls, each with two microsporangia
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