IPA: /ɡɪˈnoʊsiəm/
KK: /gɪˈnoʊsiəm/
The part of a flower that contains the female reproductive organs, including the pistils or carpels.
The gynoecium is essential for the reproduction of flowering plants.
Gynoecium → It is formed from "gynē" (meaning woman) and "oikos" (meaning house). The term refers to the female reproductive part of a flower, symbolically representing the 'house' of the 'woman' in botanical terms.
Think of 'gynē' meaning woman and 'oikos' meaning house, which helps you remember that 'gynoecium' is the part of the flower that serves as the 'house' for the female reproductive organs.