NEET Biology question

I. When carpels are free, they are called ...A... II. When the carpels are fused, they are called ...B... Here A and B refer to

Answer: (B)

Solution

When the carpels of a multicarpellary gynoecium remain free from one another, the gynoecium is apocarpous, as in lotus; when

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