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gynoecium is the
innermost whorl of a flower; it
consists of (one or more)
pistils and is
typically surrounded by the pollen-producing
reproductive organs...
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pistil which holds the ovule(s) and is
located above or
below or at the
point of
connection with the base of the
petals and sepals. The
pistil may...
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compound ovary in a
single flower with a
single pistil. In contrast, a
single flower with
numerous pistils typically produces an
aggregate fruit; and the...
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simple pistils. Each
pistil contains one carpel; together, they form a fruitlet. The
ultimate (fruiting)
development of the
aggregation of
pistils is called...
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contained in the
ovule and
enclosed in the carpel; one or more
carpels form the
pistil. The
flower may
consist only of
these parts, as in wind-pollinated plants...
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female parts, in the
center of a
hermaphroditic or
female flower, are the
pistils, each unit
consisting of a carpel, a
style and a stigma. Two or more of...
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otherwise male plants.
Because of the
pistil-inducing
effects of the fungus, the
authors have
named the
species pistil ****; it is the only
species in the...
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pistils are long; in the
second morph (termed "thrum", "brevistylous", or "short-styled" flower) the
stamens are long and the
pistils are short;...
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stamens to the
pistil of
flowering plants, or from the male cone to the
female cone of gymnosperms. If
pollen lands on a
compatible pistil or
female cone...
