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Morphology Of Flowering Plants

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CBSEENBI11025720
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Study the following combinations.

I. Cymose infloresence - Epipetalous - Solanum

II. Homochlamydeous - Polyandrous - Allium

III. Axile placentation - Radical leaves - Smilax

IV. Zygomorphic - Deadelphous - Butea

The correct combination is

  • I, II

  • II, IV

  • I, IV

  • III, IV

Solution

C.

I, IV

Statement I and IV are correct. Statement II and III can be corrected as Allium shows monochlamydeae and polyandrous condition while Smilax shows cauline leaves and axile placenetation.

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