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Question
Differentiate between:
Marginal placentation and Parietal placentation
Solution
| Marginal placentation | Parietal placentation |
| There is a single placenta | Two or more placenta are present. |
| The single placenta develops along the junction of the two fused margins. | The ovary is unilocular and has two or more longitudinal placenta. |
| E.g. Pea | E.g. Argemone |
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