1. Stamen and gynoecium all most.

2. The gynoecium is denoted by the letter G in the FLORAL FORMULA.

3. A gynoecium with only one carpel is called monocarpellary; with two or more separate carpel, apocarpous; and with fused carpels syncarpous.

4. Gynoecium ( pl . gynoecia ) The CARPEL or carpels of a flower.

5. The stasis phenomenon of gynoecium development occurred in floral organogenesis of Reineckia and the abortion of microspore and ovule may be the important causes of its low seed bearing ratio.

6. The differentiation of stamen and gynoecium accompanied that of floret crown.

7. There were many nectary pores on the ovary, and the pores extended into round at the gynoecium stage.

8. In a floral formula, an inferior ovary is denoted by a line above the gynoecium symbol and number. Compare superior. See also epigyny.

9. In a floral formula, an inferior ovary is denoted by a line above the gynoecium symbol and number.

10. Other aspects of the heterandrous syndrome are exhibited in anther size, anther shape and color, pollen size, pollen number per flower, stigma width, fertility of stamens and gynoecium etc.

11. Epigyny The type of flower structure in which the perianth and androecium are inserted above the gynoecium , giving an inferior ovary, fused with the receptacle.

12. The central part of the floret primordium changes directly into gynoecium.

13. In flowers where the floral whorls diverge below the gynoecium, the ovary is superior.

14. The growth period of Mitrastemon can be divided into four stages: bud, anthesis (androecium and gynoecium ), fruit, and seed.

15. Each flower may have one or more carpels borne singly apocarpous gynoecium or gynoecium.