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English: Single, fallen, empty fruiting calyx of Physochlaina orientalis (M.Bieb) G.Don (family: Solanaceae), held up so back-lit by strong sunlight to reveal venation. Note dust, small hairs and cobwebs trapped by slightly sticky pubescence in vestiges of which capsule still clothed. |
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Fruit originally borne by a cultivated container plant brought early into flower and fruit in a domestic conservatory (in London, U.K.) for the purposes of observation and photography of anatomical detail. Note
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