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Gynoecium

Gynoecium (pl. gynoecia) is most commonly used as a collective term for the parts of a flower that produce ovules and ultimately develop into the fruit and seeds. The gynoecium is the innermost whorl of a flower. It consists of one or more pistils, and is typically surrounded by the pollen-producing reproductive organs, the stamens, collectively called…

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Pistil

OvaryStyleStigmaMegasporangiaLocule
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Overview

FlowerOvulesFruitSeedsWhorl
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Gynoecium position

ReceptacleHypanthiumFloral axisOrchidsAsters
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Role of the stigma and style

PollinationGerminatesSelf incompatibilityFertilizationTasmannia
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Overview

Introduction

Pistil

Carpels

Types

Gynoecium position

Placentation

The ovule

Role of the stigma and style

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Gynoecium

Nodes86
Edges85
Triples33
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.023256
Components1

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Gynoecium

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related to Gynoecium position · 9
Gynoecium → All, And, Basal, Erbar, Evolutionary, However, In, Leins, The
related to Types · 8
Gynoecium → Apocynaceae, Each, If, In, It, Sometimes, The, Within
related to Pistil · 6
Gynoecium → Ancient Greek, It, Latin, Some, The, Tulipa
related to Introduction · 5
Gynoecium → After, In, The, These, Unlike
related to Carpels · 3
Gynoecium → Carpels, The, This
is a · 1
Gynoecium → innermost whorl of a flower

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ovary carpels flowers ovules flower called stigma style carpel pollen may placentation ovule plants often fused floral referred pistil stamens

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Gynoeciumis ainnermost whorl of a flower0.90text
tricarpellateinstance ofThe number of carpels is denoted by terms0.80text
Gynoeciumrelated to CarpelsThe0.60section
Gynoeciumrelated to CarpelsCarpels0.60section
Gynoeciumrelated to CarpelsThis0.60section
Gynoeciumrelated to Gynoecium positionBasal0.60section
Gynoeciumrelated to Gynoecium positionIn0.60section
Gynoeciumrelated to Gynoecium positionThe0.60section
Gynoeciumrelated to Gynoecium positionHowever0.60section
Gynoeciumrelated to Gynoecium positionLeins0.60section
Gynoeciumrelated to Gynoecium positionErbar0.60section
Gynoeciumrelated to Gynoecium positionAll0.60section

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