 ' \(\mathrm{P}_{(3+3)}\) ' represents perianth with tepals arranged in two whorls. ' \(\mathrm{A}_{3+3}\) ' represents six stamens. The flowers of Liliaceae show epiphyllous condition (Stamens attached to tepals). \(\mathrm{G}_{(3)}\) represents tricarpellary syncarpous gynoecium. -When we use the term inflorescence we actually talk about the flower head or all the parts of a plant that bear the flower. In the case of the lily, the inflorescence may include an umbel, a raceme or just a solitary terminal flower.
AIIMS-2011
Morphology of Plants
62452
The most advanced type of inflorescence is:
1 Corymb
2 Catkin
3 Spadix
4 Capitulum]#
Explanation:
D In capitulum inflorescence flower axis flattened called receptacle. Opening of flower are centripetal i.e- from periphery to center. E.g. Marigold
WB JEE-2007
Morphology of Plants
62453
All given statements regarding cymose inflorescence are correct except:
1 Main axis terminate in a flower
2 Development of flowers basipetal
3 Opening of flowers is centrifugal
4 Unlimited growth of axis
Explanation:
D Unlimited growth of axis. The floral axis stop the growth after the formation of flower and opening of flowers is- Basipetal (from apex to base) - If rachis flattened called Receptacle and opening of flowers centrifugal (from center to periphery).
MGIMS Wardha-2015
Morphology of Plants
62456
In a plant the peduncle is elongated and it bears pedicillate flowers. The older flowers lie towards the base and the younger ones near the apex. The growth of the peduncle continues and more flowers are added. the inflorescence is:
1 raceme
2 corymb
3 umbel
4 head
Explanation:
A Raceme is a simple type of racemose inflorescence in this type of arrangement unbranched, elongated peduncle bearing pedicellate or stalked flower acropetally. Ex.Brassica.
 ' \(\mathrm{P}_{(3+3)}\) ' represents perianth with tepals arranged in two whorls. ' \(\mathrm{A}_{3+3}\) ' represents six stamens. The flowers of Liliaceae show epiphyllous condition (Stamens attached to tepals). \(\mathrm{G}_{(3)}\) represents tricarpellary syncarpous gynoecium. -When we use the term inflorescence we actually talk about the flower head or all the parts of a plant that bear the flower. In the case of the lily, the inflorescence may include an umbel, a raceme or just a solitary terminal flower.
AIIMS-2011
Morphology of Plants
62452
The most advanced type of inflorescence is:
1 Corymb
2 Catkin
3 Spadix
4 Capitulum]#
Explanation:
D In capitulum inflorescence flower axis flattened called receptacle. Opening of flower are centripetal i.e- from periphery to center. E.g. Marigold
WB JEE-2007
Morphology of Plants
62453
All given statements regarding cymose inflorescence are correct except:
1 Main axis terminate in a flower
2 Development of flowers basipetal
3 Opening of flowers is centrifugal
4 Unlimited growth of axis
Explanation:
D Unlimited growth of axis. The floral axis stop the growth after the formation of flower and opening of flowers is- Basipetal (from apex to base) - If rachis flattened called Receptacle and opening of flowers centrifugal (from center to periphery).
MGIMS Wardha-2015
Morphology of Plants
62456
In a plant the peduncle is elongated and it bears pedicillate flowers. The older flowers lie towards the base and the younger ones near the apex. The growth of the peduncle continues and more flowers are added. the inflorescence is:
1 raceme
2 corymb
3 umbel
4 head
Explanation:
A Raceme is a simple type of racemose inflorescence in this type of arrangement unbranched, elongated peduncle bearing pedicellate or stalked flower acropetally. Ex.Brassica.
 ' \(\mathrm{P}_{(3+3)}\) ' represents perianth with tepals arranged in two whorls. ' \(\mathrm{A}_{3+3}\) ' represents six stamens. The flowers of Liliaceae show epiphyllous condition (Stamens attached to tepals). \(\mathrm{G}_{(3)}\) represents tricarpellary syncarpous gynoecium. -When we use the term inflorescence we actually talk about the flower head or all the parts of a plant that bear the flower. In the case of the lily, the inflorescence may include an umbel, a raceme or just a solitary terminal flower.
AIIMS-2011
Morphology of Plants
62452
The most advanced type of inflorescence is:
1 Corymb
2 Catkin
3 Spadix
4 Capitulum]#
Explanation:
D In capitulum inflorescence flower axis flattened called receptacle. Opening of flower are centripetal i.e- from periphery to center. E.g. Marigold
WB JEE-2007
Morphology of Plants
62453
All given statements regarding cymose inflorescence are correct except:
1 Main axis terminate in a flower
2 Development of flowers basipetal
3 Opening of flowers is centrifugal
4 Unlimited growth of axis
Explanation:
D Unlimited growth of axis. The floral axis stop the growth after the formation of flower and opening of flowers is- Basipetal (from apex to base) - If rachis flattened called Receptacle and opening of flowers centrifugal (from center to periphery).
MGIMS Wardha-2015
Morphology of Plants
62456
In a plant the peduncle is elongated and it bears pedicillate flowers. The older flowers lie towards the base and the younger ones near the apex. The growth of the peduncle continues and more flowers are added. the inflorescence is:
1 raceme
2 corymb
3 umbel
4 head
Explanation:
A Raceme is a simple type of racemose inflorescence in this type of arrangement unbranched, elongated peduncle bearing pedicellate or stalked flower acropetally. Ex.Brassica.
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Morphology of Plants
62451
Inflorescence of Liliaceae is:
1 Actinomorphic
2 Trimerous
3 Pentamerous
4 Imperfect
Explanation:
 ' \(\mathrm{P}_{(3+3)}\) ' represents perianth with tepals arranged in two whorls. ' \(\mathrm{A}_{3+3}\) ' represents six stamens. The flowers of Liliaceae show epiphyllous condition (Stamens attached to tepals). \(\mathrm{G}_{(3)}\) represents tricarpellary syncarpous gynoecium. -When we use the term inflorescence we actually talk about the flower head or all the parts of a plant that bear the flower. In the case of the lily, the inflorescence may include an umbel, a raceme or just a solitary terminal flower.
AIIMS-2011
Morphology of Plants
62452
The most advanced type of inflorescence is:
1 Corymb
2 Catkin
3 Spadix
4 Capitulum]#
Explanation:
D In capitulum inflorescence flower axis flattened called receptacle. Opening of flower are centripetal i.e- from periphery to center. E.g. Marigold
WB JEE-2007
Morphology of Plants
62453
All given statements regarding cymose inflorescence are correct except:
1 Main axis terminate in a flower
2 Development of flowers basipetal
3 Opening of flowers is centrifugal
4 Unlimited growth of axis
Explanation:
D Unlimited growth of axis. The floral axis stop the growth after the formation of flower and opening of flowers is- Basipetal (from apex to base) - If rachis flattened called Receptacle and opening of flowers centrifugal (from center to periphery).
MGIMS Wardha-2015
Morphology of Plants
62456
In a plant the peduncle is elongated and it bears pedicillate flowers. The older flowers lie towards the base and the younger ones near the apex. The growth of the peduncle continues and more flowers are added. the inflorescence is:
1 raceme
2 corymb
3 umbel
4 head
Explanation:
A Raceme is a simple type of racemose inflorescence in this type of arrangement unbranched, elongated peduncle bearing pedicellate or stalked flower acropetally. Ex.Brassica.
