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Biology / Epiphytes / Ficus / Sacred fig / Fig wasp / Tree worship / Pollination / Syconium / Botany / Flora / Ornamental trees
Date: 2003-01-25 02:08:21
Biology
Epiphytes
Ficus
Sacred fig
Fig wasp
Tree worship
Pollination
Syconium
Botany
Flora
Ornamental trees

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