gynoecium
gynaeceum old-fashioned

The gynoecium contains two or three carpels, sometimes up to six.

The anthers open in sequence above the gynoecium (see next section).

In these days women should be educated for the salon as they once were for the gynoecium.

The gynoecium bears three styles, and the ovules are curved.

A gynoecium is composed of one or more pistils.

Genera usually have a two carpel gynoecium, although some species show variation.

The relationship of the other flower parts to the gynoecium can be an important systematic and taxonomic character.

The gynoecium consists of a compound pistil with two carpels.

Carpels may be called the "female" parts of a flower; collectively they form the gynoecium.

Carpels are the building blocks of the gynoecium.

If a gynoecium has a single carpel, it is called monocarpous.

The gynoecium of male flowers is absent.

He is best known for his interpretation of the gynoecium of the Cactaceae.

In flowering plants, the ovule is typically located inside the portion of the flower called the gynoecium.

The ovary of the gynoecium produces one or more ovules and ultimately becomes the fruit wall.

The gynoecium terminates in 1 to 3 styles, each of which ends in a single stigma.

One immense pistil, with a Ciliate structure to carry the male pollen to the gynoecium.

A gynoecium that consists of a single free carpel is termed monocarpous.

Apocarpus - the gynoecium comprises more than one pistil.

The gynoecium is unilocular and composed of three fused carpels.

The Pistillo or gynoecium well developed to absent.

Flowers lacking a gynoecium are called staminate.

During pollination, pollen is deposited on the gynoecium (typically on a stigma).

A carpel is the basic unit of the female reproductive organ of a flower, the gynoecium.

Gynoecium - the whorl of carpels.

They might then have gone to the gynaeceum for family reunion.

Some witnesses named relatives who died while at the gynaeceum.

You take the other half and secure the Gynaeceum!"

And he could hear, dimly, the sound of combat in the direction of the Gynaeceum.

The gynaeceum is the opposite to the andron, or male quarters.

And all of Theodora's bodyguards are still in the Gynaeceum."

Hermogenes, meanwhile, led a thousand of his infantrymen into the Gynaeceum.

A gravshaft lifted them to the gynaeceum level.

And it was here, in the Gynaeceum, that the silk goods, which were a royal monopoly, were woven.

Without Theodora's permission, not even the Emperor could enter the Gynaeceum.

Theodora never tired of the view from the Gynaeceum, the women's quarters of the Great Palace.

Women of a certain class were segregated from participation in symposium and various other areas of society and were regulated within the gynaeceum.

Monophysite heretics seeking refuge from the persecution that was developing again could find sanctuary in the secret rooms of the Gynaeceum.

Zoe was confined to the palace gynaeceum, and kept under strict surveillance, while Michael's visits grew more and more infrequent.

It is in finding the andron and the evidence of symposium that one is able to determine the location of the gynaeceum, or women's quarters.

Later, she is said to have begun to kill daughters of the lesser gentry, who were sent to her gynaeceum by their parents to learn courtly etiquette.

The battle in the Gynaeceum was not as bloody as the cavalry melee in the courtyards, for the simple reason that John's retainers surrendered almost immediately.

J. P. Wild, "The gynaeceum at Venta and its context" in Latomus vol.

She and Justinian were being guarded in the Gynaeceum by Theodora's surviving excubitores, five hundred infantrymen, and most of Sittas' cataphracts.

Outside of the palace complex were also a gynaeceum, barracks, an hospice, a hunting park and a menagerie in which lived the elephant Abul-Abbas, given by Baghdad Caliph Harun al-Rashid.

Achilles in the gynaeceum extracted the enigmatic truth of the myth in order to recount the stages - bloody and dramatic - along the way to the elevation of a man to the objective reality of an example.

Almost absent-mindedly, in obligation to his Vach, he had married and begotten; but he took his sons with him from the time they were old enough to leave the gynaeceum until they were ready for their Navy hitches.

Consequently, Zoe lived a life of virtual total obscurity in the imperial gynaeceum until circumstances (her uncle Basil II dying childless and her dying father not siring any sons) forced her into the centre of imperial politics.

The next day, upon entering the gynaeceum escorted by me, the trusted family physician, harmless as an elderly eunuch and familiar as a lapdog, Julian marched directly to the couch on which the veiled empress was casually reclining, talking quietly with several of her ladies nearby, and knelt down on one knee.

For this very reason, an audience with Eusebia was completely out of the question for the time being; indeed, outsiders, even relatives, were rarely allowed in the gynaeceum, the women's quarters, a fact that I had forgotten, or never actually assimilated, given my own unimpeded access to the royal family by virtue of my capacity as official physician.