Question

Gynoceium with United carples is called as​

Answer 1

It is considered monocarpous if a gynoecium has a single carpet. If there are several distinct (free, unfused) carpets in a gynoecium, then it is apocarpal. If a gynoecium is "fused" into a single structure with several carpets, it is syncarpic.

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Answer 2

Answer: Gynoceium with united Carples is know as SYNCARPOUS.

Step-by-step explanation:

The vegetative organs of plants includes the stem, root and leaves. The stem which is the basic organ gives rise to other plant organs which includes the floral organs.

Floral organs are made up of:

--> sepals

--> petals

--> stamens

--> carpels

The carpel is the individual unit of the GYNOECIUM and has a stigma, style, and ovary. GYNOECIUM which is the female reproductive part of flowering plant can be monocarpous (when the carpels occurs in a single form), or apocarpous ( when there are multiple unfused carpels), or SYNCARPOUS (when there are multiple fused carpels).