Gynoecium

1. Made up of one or more carpels

2. A carpel is made up of three parts namely stigma, style, and ovary

3. Style connects the narrow ovary to the receptive surface of pollen grains called stigma

4. Style is the tubular part that connects the ovary to the stigma

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Ovules are attached to

1. Placenta

2. Ovary

3. Seed

4. Pericarp

Free carpels are called

1. Gamocarpous

2. Polycarpous

3. Apocarpous

4. Syncarpous

Carpels are fused

1. Gamocarpous

2. Polycarpous

3. Apocarpous

4. Syncarpous

Apocarpous

1. Lotus, Poppy

2. Rose, Poppy

3. Lotus, Rose

4. Mustard, Rose

Syncarpous

1. Mustard, Poppy

2. Mustard, Tomato

3. Lotus, Rose

4. Rose, Tomato

After fertilization, the ovules develop into

1. Seed

2. Fruit

3. Pericarp

4. Mesocarp

After fertilization, the ovary matures into

1. Seed

2. Endosperm

3. Embryo

4. Fruit

Placentation is

1. Arrangement of seeds within the ovary

2. Arrangement of ovules within the ovary

3. Arrangement of ovules within the fruit

4. Arrangement of seeds within the fruit

Axile placentation

1. Placenta is axial

2. Multilocular ovary

3. One ovule per ovary

4. Found in citrus and tomato

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