05. Inflorescence and its type
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Morphology of Plants

62414 The type of inflorescence where in the main axis has limited growth and ends in a flower is termed

1 racemose
2 cymose
3 hypanthodium
4 cyathium
JIPMER-1999
Morphology of Plants

62415 Cyathium and hypanthodium resemble each other in possessing:

1 involucres
2 dioecious nature
3 receptacle
4 None of these
AMU-2011
Morphology of Plants

62416 Capitulum inflorescence is found in :

1 Compositae (Asteraceae)
2 Cruciferae (Brassicaceae)
3 Solanaceae
4 Malvaceae
MGIMS Wardha-2004
Morphology of Plants

62417 The morphological nature of the organ, which helps in climbing in Cardiospermum is:

1 inflorescence axis
2 leaf apex
3 terminal bud
4 axillary bud
AP EAMCET-2003
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Morphology of Plants

62414 The type of inflorescence where in the main axis has limited growth and ends in a flower is termed

1 racemose
2 cymose
3 hypanthodium
4 cyathium
JIPMER-1999
Morphology of Plants

62415 Cyathium and hypanthodium resemble each other in possessing:

1 involucres
2 dioecious nature
3 receptacle
4 None of these
AMU-2011
Morphology of Plants

62416 Capitulum inflorescence is found in :

1 Compositae (Asteraceae)
2 Cruciferae (Brassicaceae)
3 Solanaceae
4 Malvaceae
MGIMS Wardha-2004
Morphology of Plants

62417 The morphological nature of the organ, which helps in climbing in Cardiospermum is:

1 inflorescence axis
2 leaf apex
3 terminal bud
4 axillary bud
AP EAMCET-2003
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Morphology of Plants

62414 The type of inflorescence where in the main axis has limited growth and ends in a flower is termed

1 racemose
2 cymose
3 hypanthodium
4 cyathium
JIPMER-1999
Morphology of Plants

62415 Cyathium and hypanthodium resemble each other in possessing:

1 involucres
2 dioecious nature
3 receptacle
4 None of these
AMU-2011
Morphology of Plants

62416 Capitulum inflorescence is found in :

1 Compositae (Asteraceae)
2 Cruciferae (Brassicaceae)
3 Solanaceae
4 Malvaceae
MGIMS Wardha-2004
Morphology of Plants

62417 The morphological nature of the organ, which helps in climbing in Cardiospermum is:

1 inflorescence axis
2 leaf apex
3 terminal bud
4 axillary bud
AP EAMCET-2003
For More Updates join with Us
Morphology of Plants

62414 The type of inflorescence where in the main axis has limited growth and ends in a flower is termed

1 racemose
2 cymose
3 hypanthodium
4 cyathium
JIPMER-1999
Morphology of Plants

62415 Cyathium and hypanthodium resemble each other in possessing:

1 involucres
2 dioecious nature
3 receptacle
4 None of these
AMU-2011
Morphology of Plants

62416 Capitulum inflorescence is found in :

1 Compositae (Asteraceae)
2 Cruciferae (Brassicaceae)
3 Solanaceae
4 Malvaceae
MGIMS Wardha-2004
Morphology of Plants

62417 The morphological nature of the organ, which helps in climbing in Cardiospermum is:

1 inflorescence axis
2 leaf apex
3 terminal bud
4 axillary bud
AP EAMCET-2003
NEET DIGITAL LIBRARY