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ASSAM ACADEMIC CENTRE-MORPHOLOGY OF FLOWERING PLANTS-EXAMPLE
- Why are flowers of cucurbits refered to as epigynous?
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- What is the main function of sepals?
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- Why is the corolla of Solanum described as gamopetallous?
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- What is meant by polypetalous corolla?
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- Name the two parts of a stamen.
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- Where are pollen grains produced in an anther?
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- What is a staminode?
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- What are polyandrous staments?
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- Name two plants whose flowers have stamens of varifying lengths
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- Name two plants whose gynoecium is apocarpous.
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- Why is the gynoecium of mustard described as syncarpous?
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- What is placenta in a flower?
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- Name two plants whose ovary shows free central placentation.
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- What type of placentation is seen in the ovary of : Argemone
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- What type of placentation is seen in the ovary of : Citrus.
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- How many ovule (s) is/are seen in the ovary of sunflower?
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- What is a parthenocarpic fruit?
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- What is the term given to the wall of true fruit?
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- How does the mesocarp of mango differ from that of coconut, though the...
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- How many cotyledon(s) is/are there in : Wheat
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