Vexillary aestivation is characteristic of the family _____.

(a)

Fabaceae

(b)

Asteraceae

(c)

Solanaceae

(d)

Brassicaceae

A true fruit is the one where ______.

(a)

Only ovary of the flower develops into fruit

(b)

Ovary and calyx of the flower develops into fruit

(c)

Ovary, calyx and thalamus of the flower develops into fruit

(d)

All floral whorls of the flower develops into fruit

Specialised inflorescence is seen in __________

(a)

Asteraceae

(b)

Fabaceae

(c)

Arecaceae

(d)

Musaceae

Cymule means __________

(a)

Simple cyme

(b)

Simple Dichasium

(c)

Polychasial cyme

(d)

Head inflorescence

_______ is called 'Raceme of cymes.'

(a)

Cyathium

(b)

Corymb

(c)

Umbel

(d)

Thyrsus

The inflorescence in Euphorbia is a ____________

(a)

Hypanthodium

(b)

Verticillaster

(c)

Coenanthium

(d)

Cyathium

Banyan has ___________ inflorescence.

(a)

Hypanthodium

(b)

Coenanthium

(c)

Mixed Inflorescence

(d)

Cymose

Asymmetic flowers are seen in ____________

(a)

Hibiscus

(b)

Water lily

(c)

Canna

(d)

Pisum

Persistent calyx is seen in ______________

(a)

Nelumbo

(b)

Papaver

(c)

Brinjal

(d)

Onion

Pappus is seen in __________

(a)

Potato

(b)

Hibiscus

(c)

Papaya

(d)

Tridax