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Human ovaries are whitish in color and located in the ovarian fossa region. The fossa is about 4 cm long, 3 cm wide, and 2 cm tall. A healthy pair of ovaries will alternate the release of an egg each month.
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Which structure is not found in a flower's pistil?
the stem.
Which flower structure develops into a seed after fertilization?
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The base of the pistil is the?
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