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From: Late Oligocene Melia (Meliaceae) from the Nanning Basin of South China and it’s biogeographical implication

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Fossil fruits of Melia santangensis sp. nov. (ak) and extant Melia azedarach Linnaeus (lo). ac Endocarp of specimen NNF-352 (holotype) in lateral view (a), apical view (b) and basal view (c); dh Lateral view of the endocarps of paratypes NNF-946, NNF-947, NNF-944, NNF-942, and NNF-351, respectively; i, j Longitudinal section of paratype NNF-289 showing the locule, central canal, apical and basal cavities, and seeds inside. OP: The openings from the locular cavity extending to the apical cavity; k Apical view of NNF-946, showing loculicidal dehiscence of the endocarp; lo Endocarp of extant Melia azedarach in lateral view (l, m), apical view (n) and basal view (o). Scale bars = 2 mm

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