Explanation
$$\textbf{Correct option: A}$$
$$\textbf{Solution:}$$
Option A:
$$\bullet$$ Gynoecium with fused carpels is called syncarpous.
$$\bullet$$ Syncarpous term is used for flower in reference to the fused carpels or pistils present in the gynoecium of that flower. The flowers of mango, tomato, mustard, coconut, etc possess syncarpous ovaries.
$$\bullet$$ It can be possible that stigma and styles of the pistils are fused but ovaries are present separately or the ovaries are fused but the stigma is present freely or the entire pistils are fused together in a syncarpous ovary.
Option B:
$$\bullet$$ Apocarpous ovary possesses multiple carpels but is not fused together. The carpels or pistils are present freely in an apocarpous ovary.
$$\bullet$$ For example, flowers of strawberry, lotus, rose, etc.
Option C:
$$\bullet$$ When in an androecium, the stamens are fused by the fusion of anthers, then it is called syngenecium androecium
Hence the correct option is option A.
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