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- Ernst Pringsheim, Jr.
- Glucobrassicin
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- Branch collar
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- Epicuticular wax
- Sarcotesta
- Sclerotesta
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- Unifacial cambium
- Exfoliation (botany)
- Ramification (botany)
- Phylloclade
- Pachycaule
- Caudex
- Elater
- Laticifer
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- Areole
- Leaflet
- Spadix
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- Stipe (botany)
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- Anemophily
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- Epicotyl
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