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The traps of Utricularia (trap is preferred);<\/p>\n

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(In Cyperaceae) a prophyll that has developed into a characteristic bottle-like structure and partially or completely surrounds the nutlet in Kobresia and Carex;<\/p>\n

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Swollen basal part of perianth-tube (Aristolochiaceae).<\/p>\n

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A large sac inside the vestibule of the ear, which relates information about the upright position of the head to the brain.<\/p>\n

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Larger of two pouches in the membranous labyrinth of the ear; it functions in the maintenance of balance.<\/p>\n

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The larger of the two membranous sacs within the vestibule of the ear: it forms part of the membranous labyrinth. It is filled with fluid (endolymph) and contains a macula. This responds to gravity and relays information to the brain about the position of the head.<\/p>\n

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A fragile, membranous sac that connects with the semicircular canals in the ear.<\/p>\n

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