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  Structure of pulp of orange infected with fungus. The brownish part is fungus inside the pulp. The rest structure look alike a inner structure of peel of orange which we see through our eye without fold-scope. It is seen under fold-scope without staining and without any mounting material.
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Fungal infection in pulp of orange fruit.

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