1. The Apocarpous gynoecium has three distinct (unfused) carpels with marginal placentation

2. The parts of a flower are Androecium, gynoecium and placentation which are explained below: Androecium

3. We present the case of a 29-year-old gravida 2 para 1 patient, who developed dramatic haemorrhaging caused by this abnormal placentation, which could only be resolved by a postpartal hysterectomy.

4. Superior, 3-5-Carpellary, axile placentation, ovules 1-2 in each locule, pendulous, anatropous; style 3-5, slender (beak-like) ovary terminating into beaked structure at the apex, stigma ligulate, (rarely capitate)

5. Therefore it is conceivable that a Binovular follicle induced by a high level of gonadotrophin due to chlomiphene leads to close apposition of two embryos and monochorionic placentation with vessel anastomoses and results in blood chimerism