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  • Maxima Seed (10 MM) Still Needs To Be Developed. Mature C. Maxima (130

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    An immature Cucurbita maxima pumpkin is 160 mm in size with visible and developed locules and carpel, and white colored seeds that are still developing at 10 mm. A mature C. maxima is 130 mm, rounded and cylindrical with a fleshy outer rind and hypanthium tissue forming an exocarp around the ovary, with a fleshy interior and visible separated carpels and locules. The seeds of the mature pumpkin are 10 mm and light yellow in color.

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    An immature Cucurbita maxima pumpkin is 160 mm in size with visible and developed locules and carpel, and white colored seeds that are still developing at 10 mm. A mature C. maxima is 130 mm, rounded and cylindrical with a fleshy outer rind and hypanthium tissue forming an exocarp around the ovary, with a fleshy interior and visible separated carpels and locules. The seeds of the mature pumpkin are 10 mm and light yellow in color.

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    Maxima Seed (10 MM) Still Needs To Be Developed. Mature C. Maxima (130

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    Dine Maglanque
    An immature Cucurbita maxima pumpkin is 160 mm in size with visible and developed locules and carpel, and white colored seeds that are still developing at 10 mm. A mature C. maxima is 130 mm, rounded and cylindrical with a fleshy outer rind and hypanthium tissue forming an exocarp around the ovary, with a fleshy interior and visible separated carpels and locules. The seeds of the mature pumpkin are 10 mm and light yellow in color.

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    Cucurbita maxima measures 160 mm, and the locules and


    carpel are visible and developed. The color of the immature seed is white. C.
    maxima seed (10 mm) still needs to be developed. Mature C. maxima (130
    mm) are rounded, nearly cylindrical with fleshy and thick outer wall or rind with
    hypanthium tissue forming an exocarp around the ovary, fleshy interior
    composed of mesocarp and endocarp. The separation of the three carpels is
    visible, and locules are evident. The rest of the ovary wall is soft and fleshy.
    The color of the seed (10 mm) is light yellow.

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