syncarpous

/sɪnˈkɑrpəs/
adjective
  1. Having the carpels (female reproductive parts) of a flower fused together.
    • Many fruits, like tomatoes, develop from syncarpous flowers.
    • The apple flower is syncarpous, with its carpels joined into a single structure.
    • Botany students learned to identify syncarpous flowers by their fused ovaries.
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