Classify each of the following floral traits as either more primitive or advanced. Floral parts arranged in whorls One compound pistil Radial symmetry Parts are hypogynous No fusion of floral parts Parts are epigynous Stamens and pistil fused to form one structure Bilateral symmetry Inferior ovary Superior ovary Many pistils Floral parts are spirally arranged PRIMITIVE No fusion of floral parts Superior ovary Parts are hypogynous Many pistils Radial symmetry ADVANCED Stamens and pistil fused to form one structure Bilateral symmetry Inferior ovary Parts are epigynous
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