, view of endocarp showing the reticulate pattern of ridges, Holotype specimen in basal view showing the trace left by the peduncle

, Lateral view of another specimen (MNHN.F.44564.) showing a comparable reticulum

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, SEM view of the vascular bundle (arrow) inside the endocarp wall (MNHN.F.44601.). of endocarp showing the reticulum of ridges and sub-apical horn-like protrusions, p.44562

, Same in dorsal view showing the keel surrounding the fruit

, Same in lateral view showing the second face of endocarp

, Same in apical view showing the ridges and sub-apical horn-like protrusions

, Same in basal view showing the trace left by the peduncle

, Lateral view of another specimen (MNHN.F.44556.)

, SEM view of reticulum of ridges showing tearing of primary layer (MNHN.F.44628.)

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