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D Tepetum Pasgenous issue miesospose mothed (20) Imeicosis Pallen grain DATE PAGE Epidermis autermust, Protective. + wilayered Poren chy matous 8 Nom ethosaphyllar Endothecium Below epidermis, whilayered → Anner & rengential wall have cellule se deposition. Alpha So this layer is Hygroscopie Nature

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D Tepetum Pasgenous issue miesospose mothed (20) Imeicosis Pallen grain DATE PAGE Epidermis autermust, Protective. + wilayered Poren chy matous 8 Nom ethosaphyllar Endothecium Below epidermis, whilayered → Anner & rengential wall have cellule se deposition. Alpha So this layer is Hygroscopie Nature
Updated OnApr 7, 2023
TopicCell: Structure and Functions
SubjectBiology
ClassClass 12
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