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carpel

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pistil

the flask-shaped female reproductive unit of a flower, composed of ovary, style and stigma. One or more carpels goes to make up the entire female structure, the GYNOECIUM.
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Flowers of these weeds typically have 3 or 6 stamens, ovary consists of 3 united carpels, forming a single chamber.
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The forceful use of the hand during vibratory equipments such as scalar turbine slow speed hand-piece and grasping and working with other small instruments or objects such as endodontic files could all be the causative agents of Carpel Tunnel Syndrome.
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Each carpel has an erect ovule in an axial placenta in the locular base (Figures 1C and D).
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The 60-year-old father-offour, who had a career as an African drummer, was left with wrist injuries and carpel tunnel syndrome after the attack.
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The dictionary also includes physical preventative therapies or approaches, such as Alexander Technique, and some of the common performance-related injuries, such as tendonitis and carpel tunnel syndrome.
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Carpel tunnel syndrome is a disease in the office syndrome group which is the most popular disease found in people using computers in everyday life such as office workers and programmers.
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Consequently, a two years study was launched in 2010 and 2011 thoroughly aimed at investigating the actual causing insect pest of warts on the internal carpel wall of cotton bolls.
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