-
amphitropous (of an ovule) Bent so that both ends are near each other.
Contrast anatropous, campylotropous, and orthotropous.
amplexicaul With the base
dilated and...
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orthotropous (
anatropous are
common and
micropyle is in
downward position and
chalazal end in on the
upper position hence, in
amphitropous the
anatropous arrangement...
- (2015): "a Cross-section
through an
ovary of C. hirtella. The
ovules are
anatropous with the
micropyle facing outwards b Cross- and
longitudinal section of...
- of the
superior ovary has two
ovules with
axile placentation that are
anatropous to campylotropous. The one- to five-pitted
fruit is a
drupe that opens...
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carpels in one
whorl or in a
clustered head. Each
carpel contains 1 (-2)
anatropous ovules.[clarification needed]
Fruit is a head of
nutlets (except in Damasonium)...
- Pagamea).
Placentation is axial,
rarely parietal (e.g. Gardenia);
ovules are
anatropous to hemitropous, unitegmic, with a
funicular obturator, one to many per...
-
generally produce ovules of four shapes: the most
common shape is
called anatropous, with a
curved shape.
Orthotropous ovules are
straight with all the parts...
- anthers. The
ovary is
superior with one
carpel containing a
single erect anatropous ovule. The
style is long and
bears a
single stigma. The
fruit is an achene...
-
latter is
simple or bilobate. Each
locule has one to 50
ovules that are
anatropous or
hemianatropous with
axillar placentation. The
development of the embryo...
-
diameter of 3 cm (1.2 in). Each
fruit has one to two brown, ovoid, and
anatropous seeds per fruit. The
extract of the
plant has been
evaluated for potential...
