Pollen grains of Jackfruit plant
Jan 04, 2024 • 2:46 PM UTC
Chembur, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
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Rafikh Shaikh
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Jackfruit is an unusual plant. Is flowers do not look like typical flowers. They look like tiny version of jackfruit fruit. The tree has seperate male and female flowers. And it is not a single flower but inflorescence messaging collection of hundreds of flowers like sunflower.
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