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The placentation in a multilocular ovary with ovules borne over the entire inner surface is called as

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Basal

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Marginal

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Superficial

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Free central

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The correct option is D Superficial
Marginal - Ovary unilocular. Ovules arranged along margin of unilocular ovary.
Parietal - Ovules arranged along periphery. Number of placentae corresponds to the number of carpels.
Free central - Ovules borne along the central axis which is not connected with the ovary wall by septum.
Basal - Single ovule attached at the base.
Superficial - Ovules develop on the whole inner surface of the ovary including septa.

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