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| Description | Sarracenia flower, cutaway view, with english labels of anatomical parts |
| Date | 29 July 2006 |
| Source | Image:Englishtitles2-1.jpg; remade to SVG => Can be easy translated |
| Author | Noah Elhardt; remade to SVG by User:Petr Dlouhý |
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