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Stamens are tetradynamous in family Cruciferae.

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### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding the Term 'Tetradynamous':** - The term 'tetradynamous' refers to a specific arrangement of stamens in certain flowering plants. In this arrangement, there are six stamens in total, with four being longer and two being shorter. 2. **Identifying the Family:** - The family in question is Cruciferae, also known as the Brassicaceae family. This family includes plants such as mustard, cabbage, and radish. ...
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  • Stamens are syngenesious in

    A
    Asteraceae
    B
    Fabaceae
    C
    Solaneceae
    D
    Liliaceae.
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    A
    pollen grains
    B
    palmas
    C
    flowers
    D
    fruits
  • Stamen represents

    A
    Microsporophyll
    B
    Microsporangium
    C
    Megasporangium
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    megasporophyll.
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    Assertion. Stamens are 6, polyandrous and tetradynamous in Brassica. Reason. Stamens are arranged in two whorls with lateral two in outer whorl, and four in inner whorl with anteroposterior median pairs showing tetradynamous condition. Stamens are free.

    Assertion. Flowers are trimerous in family Solanaceae. Reason. Stamens are three in number and carpels are six in number.