Biology · Morphology of Flowering Plants

When the calyx, corolla, and androecium arise from below the ovary, the flower is described as:

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1Hypogynous, and the ovary becomes inferior.
2Epigynous, and the ovary becomes inferior.
3Hypogynous, and the ovary becomes superior.✓
4Epigynous, and the ovary becomes superior.

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Hypogynous, and the ovary becomes superior.

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