Fruit Core Structure
Fruit Core Structure is a morphological construct that designates the central anatomical region of a fruit, typically comprising the carpels, endocarp, and associated vascular tissues, which differentiates it from surrounding pericarp layers and defines its role in seed protection and dehiscence mechanisms.
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Stress-driven buckling patterns in spheroidal core/shell structures
Jie Yin, Zexian Cao, Chaorong Li et al. · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences · 2008 · 240 citations · Full text
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