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Question	Answer
fern character of cycas is	circinate venation
perisperm is	persistant nucellus
in moss capsule, the number of peristome whorls are	two
a mature ligule, having a prominent basal portion, is called	glossopodium
inflorescence of ficus is	hypanthodium
the edible part of cauliflower is	inflorescence
most reduced form of stem is found in	bulb
in which family(9)+1 androecium condition is found	papilionaceae
which of the following type of anther is found in malvaceae	monothecous
patato and sweet patato have edible parts which are	analogous organs
tetramerous flowers, six stamens, bicarpellary gynoecium, siliqua type fruit eg. mustard	family=brassicaceae
velamen present in orchids help in	absorption of moisture from air
if the anthers are fused together forming a tubular structure while the filaments remain free, the condition is found in which one of the following family	asteraceae
floral diagram fails to indicate	position of ovary on the thalamus
aggregate fruit develops from	multicarpellary,apocarpous ovary
which instrument is most commonly used to observe the external features of a grasshopper's abdomen	dissecting microscope
which type of anther is found in malvaceae	dithecous
parachute type dispersal occurs in	mustard
tap root system, compound leaves, and raceme inflorescence, stamens 10, introse,basifixed,dithecous. monocarpellary, ovary superior and bent stigma	features of fabaceae
- gynoecium is situated in the center and other parts of the flower are located on the rim of the thalamus almost at the same level. -ovary is half inferior -examples are plum, rose and peach	perigyny
leaves of dicotyledonous plants possess______venation,while____venation is the characteistic of most monocots	reticulate and parallel
Pulvinus is found in ?	Some legume plants
In apple edible part is	Thalamus
A monocot family with tricarpellary, syncarpus gynoecium, superior ovary and epitepalous stamen is :-	Liliaceae