Question

give the suitable technical term to denote the following floral characters 1) stamens united into one bunch 2) carpels of a flower are fused​

Answer 1

Answer:

2.If all the carpels are fused together, then gynoecium is called as syncarpous. In few plants, carpels can be fused completely only retaining their stigma separate.

Explanation:

1.Syngenesious

Answer 2

Answer:

Stamens united into one bunch are called Monadelphous and the carpels of a flower are fused​ are called Gynoecium.

Explanation:

What is Monadelphous?

• Monadelphous stamens are flowers that have all of their stamen filaments bundled together to form a tube-like structure, but the anthers are still free.
• A Greek word called "adelphous" means "brother or male-related." In the Malvaceae family, one can find the monadelphous androecium.
• Althea and Hibiscus Gossypium are two examples. The stamen's primary job is to make pollen grains, which stand-in for the sex cells or male gametes needed for reproduction.

What is Gynoecium?

• The female reproductive system of a flower, also known as a pistil, is called a gynoecium. It is made up of an ovary, stigma, and style.
• At the tip of the style, there is a stigma that may have several lobes. It is a hairy structure that secretes something sweet.
• Because stigma is sticky when it is being pollinated, the pollen grains attach to its surface.
• The stalk known as the style joins the ovary to the stigma. It facilitates the pollen tube's entrance into the ovary.
• An ovary, which can have one too many carpels, is located at the base of the gynoecium.
• An ovary might have one locule, which is a single chamber, or several locules.