When filaments are attached to carpels throughout their whole length or by their anthers only, condi

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5.Morphology of Flowering Plants

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When the filaments are attached to the carpels throughout their whole length or by their anthers only, the condition is called

A

Epigynous

B

Gynandrous

C

Epiphyllous

D

None of these

Solution

(b)Stamens unite with gynoecium. It is also called gynandrium or gynostegium. e.g., Calotropis.

Standard 11

Biology

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