|
Answer» (i) Marginal and Axile placentation. | S. No | Margina Placentation | Axile Placentation | | (i) | Ovary is always unilocular. | Ovary is two or more locular. | | (ii) | Ovary is simple or monocarpellary. | Ovary is compound and syncarpous. | | (iii) | Ovules attached to wall of ovary. | Ovules attached to central/axile column. | | (iv) | The ovule is found in a single file. | The number of ovule files are based on the number of fusing carpels or septa. |
(ii) Marginal and Parietal placentation. | S. No. | Marginal Placentation | Pariental Placentaion | | (i) | Found in monocarpellary or simple ovary. | Occurs in compound or syncarpous ovary. | | (ii) | A single longitudinal placenta or file of ovules are attached to the ovary wall. | Two or more longitudinal placentae or files of ovules are attached to the ovary wall. | | (iii) | Ovary is always unilocular. | Ovary can be unilocular, may become falsely two or more locular due to in growth of placentae formation of false septa. |
|