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The document summarizes key aspects of sexual reproduction in flowering plants. It describes pollen grains as nutrient-rich structures that can be stored for long periods and used in crop breeding. The female reproductive unit, or pistil, represents the gynoecium and may contain single or multiple carpels. The major parts of the carpel include the stigma, style, and ovary. The ovary contains ovarian cavities separated by septa and placentas from which ovules arise via stalks.

Author

Ridhima Rathor

Language

EN