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<p>the middle layer, the "<a href="page.php?w=mesocarp">mesocarp</a>" or "sarcocarp"; the inner layer, the "<a href="page.php?w=endocarp">endocarp</a>". Botanists have not applied these terms consistently. Exocarp and endocarp may be restricted to more-or-less single-layered "skins", or may include tissues adjacent to them; thus on one view, the exocarp extends inwards to the layer of <a href="page.php?w=vascular_bundle">vascular bundle</a>s ("veins"). The inconsistency in usage has been described as "a source of confusion".</p>

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