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apocarpous's Usage Examples:

nectaries, a hairy receptacle that is 3 to 5 mm long, about 60 to 80 apocarpous (free) carpels.

Gynoecium – the whorl of carpels; may comprise one (syncarpous), or more (apocarpous), pistils, each pistil consisting of an ovary, style, and stigma.

Superior gynoecium of 1(-2) apocarpous carpels, sessile or stipitate (with a more or less elongated gynophore).

rarely 0) well-differentiated staminodes and a spiral of 4 to 8 free (apocarpous) carpels.

carpels) bearing a resemblance to various other Neotropical genera with apocarpous, single-seeded, stipitate fruits (such as Guatteria).

The ovary is tetracarpellary and apocarpous while stamens are four in number and are epipetalous.

The ovary is usually superior, bicarpellary, and apocarpous, with a common fused style and stigma.

Gynoecium apocarpous, superior, of (1-)3-6(-32) carpels, usually oppositipetalous, stigma apical.

The fruits consist of 8-11 apocarpous carpels that release the seeds at maturity.

drupelet A small drupe formed from one of the carpels in an apocarpous flower.

If a gynoecium has multiple, distinct (free, unfused) carpels, it is apocarpous.

pistillidium sometimes present, female flowers with superior gynoecium carpels apocarpous in two or three whorls, imperfectly closed apically, surrounded by large.

apocarpous (of a gynoecium) Consisting of one or more carpels which are free from.