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Dictionary » C » Carpel CarpelCarpel (Science: plant biology) An organ (generally believed to be a modified foliar unit) at the centre of a flower, bearing one or more ovules and having its margins fused together or with other carpels to enclose the ovule in an ovary, and consisting also of a stigma and usually a style. ![]()
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Results from our forumAggregate...multiple fruit... concentrate of my biology flashcards anymore until I ask.... so there is aggregate fruit with is like a raspberry (single flower with multiple carpels) and then multiple fruit (multiple flowers each with one carpel (pineapple)... but is it possible to have a fruit that comes from multiple flowers ...
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Should I get a degree?... love reading about biology, and I think it would suit me to be a professor, and/or do studies. I do well currently for myself, but I also have carpel tunnel, and I don't think I can actually program forever. I need a few questions answered to figure out if this is realistic. 1.) If I graduated ...
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stimulatory hormonewhich statement is FALSE: a) sporophyte is haploid b) the stamen is the male portion of the flower c) the carpel is the female portion of the flower d) the life cycle of a flowering plant is termed alternation e) none of the above i know for sure b and c are true, d im not sure ...
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Lilies:Do they have seeds?... for some form of a seed in them. One thing I recently noticed is that one of the flowers is dripping a clear thick liquid at the tip of the carpel. I'm researching to see if this liquid contains a "seed" and the lily drips the embryo into the ground to continue it's cycle of life. ...
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