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| Description | Artocarpus incisa, the Bread-fruit tree. Fig. 1. Branch reduced about a 6th natural size, with cuneate-ovate pinnatifid leaves, male flowers in a club-shaped deciduous catkin, and female flowers in rounded clusters. Fig. 2. Transverse section of the male spike wth numerous flowers. Fig. 3. Male flowers. Fig. 4. Single male flower separated, with a perianth in 2 segments and a single stamen. Fig. 5. Female flowers. Fig. 6. Single female flower separated, with ovary, style and bifid stigma. Fig. 7. Ovary. Fig. 8. Ovary laid open to show the ovule. Fig. 9. A variety of the ovary with 2 loculaments. Fig. 10. Transverse section of a bilocular ovary. |
| Source | 1911 EB, Vol. 4, Page 474 |
| Author | Encyclopedia Britannica |
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