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An inverted ovary, also known as a "gynobasic" ovary, is a type of ovary in which the ovules are positioned at the base of the ovary, with the style arising from the top. This anatomical arrangement can affect the flower's structure and influence pollination and fruit development. It is commonly found in certain plant families, such as the Lamiaceae (mint family). Inverted ovaries can lead to unique adaptations in reproductive strategies.
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Which has more ovules the ovary of a plum or the ovary of a watermelon?
suck my dick
Why is the ovary of the flower important?
Ovary in the flower is important because ovary contain ovules which devlop into seed.
What o is when an egg cell released from an ovary?
ovary
What produces the ovule?
ovary
When an ovary is removed does that mean the eggs that are contained in the ovary are lost also?
Yes, when an ovary is removed, the eggs contained in that ovary are also removed and no longer available for reproduction.
What are inverted in the ovary of a mare?
The layers of the ovary, the cortex is on the inside and the medulla on the outside. The naming scheme of cortex and medulla are used for many organs in the body, like the kidney. In all cases the cortex is on the outside and the medulla on the inside in all organs of every species except the horse ovary.
What does non-inverted mean?
not inverted
What is the inverted Pentagon?
It is a pentagon that is inverted.
Who inverted the c?
It's not inverted.
After fertilisation what does the ovary become?
the ovary does not become fertilized and remains an ovary. if you mean the egg, it becomes a Zygote.
Who inverted the c language?
It's not inverted.
In seed plants the what contains the egg?
ovary
Cheat code in the doghouse level 24?
left inverted, right inverted, up inverted, down, right, left,right,down inverted.
What is the definition of ovary?
of Ovary
What is inverted symmetry?
Inverted symmetry is where the principle of symmetry is applied with half inverted. like that of playing card.
Identify the plant part that houses the ovules?
the ovary
Which do you call the diploid cell of a flower which gives rise to an egg cell?
Ovary
