Each carpel of a flower consists of
(a) ovary
(b) style
(c) stigma
(d) all the thee

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(d) all the three

Each carpel has an upper stigma, a middle style and a lower ovary.

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Each carpel of a flower consists of (a) ovary (b) style (c) stigma (d) all the thee

(d) all the threeEach carpel has an upper stigma, a middle style and a lower ovary.

Each carpel of a flower consists of
(a) ovary
(b) style
(c) stigma
(d) all the thee

(d) all the three

Each carpel has an upper stigma, a middle style and a lower ovary.