Replum is found in the mustard family or also called as crucifers. Complete answer: Their gynoecium is of dicarpellary and syncarpous type, with ovary superior, unilocular, which becomes bilocular due to the development of the false septum called replum. This septum is actually an extension of its placenta.

Where is Replum present?

Replum is present in the ovary of flower of mustard. A false septun called replum develops between the two parietal placentae in mustard and other members of family Brassicaceae.

What is replum class 11?

Complete answer:

The ovary is unilocular in the beginning but it becomes bilocular due to this false septum, and it is visible outside in a form of a rim of the seed and is known as replum. It is developed from the thalamus in place of the wall of the ovary.