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A typical gynoecium consists of which of the following parts?
A typical gynoecium consists of which of the following parts?
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A Stigma
C Style
D Ovary
An individual member of a gynoecium is called carpel. A typical carpel consists of :
1. Stigma: It receives pollen grains from anthers. Germination of pollen grains also takes place here.
2. Style: This is a long tube which exposes the stigma outside the flower. The pollen tube passes through style.
3. Ovary: It contains one or more ovules within which female gametes develop.
A Stigma
C Style
D Ovary
An individual member of a gynoecium is called carpel. A typical carpel consists of :
1. Stigma: It receives pollen grains from anthers. Germination of pollen grains also takes place here.
2. Style: This is a long tube which exposes the stigma outside the flower. The pollen tube passes through style.
3. Ovary: It contains one or more ovules within which female gametes develop.
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