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1
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Type of sepals which are fused with each other

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GAMOSEPALOUS

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2
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These are group of leaves modified or adapted for reproduction in the angiosperms

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FLOWERS

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3
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The outermost whorl of the flower

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SEPALS

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4
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They are generally green in color

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SEPALS

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5
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Sepals fall just at the time of opening of flower bud

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CADUCOUS

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6
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They collectively constitute the calyx

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SEPALS

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7
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Types of sepals

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  • POLYSEPALOUS
  • GAMOSEPALOUS
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8
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Type of sepals which are free from each other

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POLYSEPALOUS

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9
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Examples of a polysepalous sepals

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MUSTARD, RADISH

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10
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Examples of a gamosepalous sepals

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COTTON, DATURA, BRINJAL

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11
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They enclose the outer flower parts in the bud

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SEPALS

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12
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Duration of sepals

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  • CADUCOUS
  • DECIDUOUS
  • PERSISTANT
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13
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Example/s of a flower that has caducous sepals

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POPPY

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14
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Sepals fall after pollination

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DECIDUOUS

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15
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Highly condensed and modified reproductive shoot

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FLOWERS

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16
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Petals constitute the ____

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COROLLA

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17
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It functions to facilitate important event of gamete formation and fusion

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FLOWERS

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18
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It connects the ovary to the stigma

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STYLE

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19
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Types of petals

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  • ASYMMETRICAL
  • SYMMETRICAL
  • POLYPETALOUS
  • GAMOPETALOUS
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20
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Sepals that do not fall and remain attached to fruit

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PERSISTANT

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21
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Example/s of a flower that has a persistant sepals

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  • TOMATO
  • CAPSICUM
  • COTTON
  • DATURA
  • BRINJAL
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22
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It is the enlarged basal part, on which lies the elongated tube

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OVARY

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23
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It is the male part of the flower lying inner to the corolla

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STAMENS

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24
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What are the grouping of stamens

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  • ANTHER
  • FILAMENT
  • CONNECTIVE
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25
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Usually found at the tip of the style and is receptive surface for pollen grains

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STIGMA

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26
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Grouping of stamens is called ____

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ANDROECIUM

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27
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It is the female part of the flower which comprises the central whorl of modified floral leaves

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PISTIL

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28
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Pistil is collectively called the ____

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GYNOECIUM

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29
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Pistil is consisting of ____

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  • OVARY
  • STYLE
  • STIGMA
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30
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They are usually the conspicuous, colored, attractive part of a flower

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PETALS

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31
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Example/s of flowers that has deciduous sepals

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MUSTARD

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32
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It is the enlarged end of the flower stem or stalk

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RECEPTACLE

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33
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The part where the sepals, petals, stamens, and pistil are attached

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RECEPTACLE

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34
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Variations in floral structure

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  • BASED ON FLOWER PARTS PRESENT
  • BASED ON SEXUALITY OF THE FLOWER
  • BASED ON SIZE AND SHAPE OF FLORAL PARTS
  • BASED ON FLORAL SYMMETRY
  • BASED ON THE POSITION OF THE OVARY
  • BASED ON UNION OF THE FLORAL PARTS
  • BASED ON NUMBER OF FLOWER PARTS
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35
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Two types of variation in floral structure based on flower parts present

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  • COMPLETE FLOWER
  • INCOMPLETE FLOWER
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36
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The calyx, corolla, androecium and gynoecium are present

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COMPLETE FLOWER

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37
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A flower with one of the four whorl missing

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INCOMPLETE FLOWER

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38
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Two types of variation in floral structure based on sexuality of the flower

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  • PERFECT FLOWER
  • IMPERFECT FLOWER
39
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Aka bisexual or hermaphroditic flower

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PERFECT FLOWER

40
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An irregular flower which resembles butterfly

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PAPILLIONACEOUS

41
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Aka unisexual flower

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IMPERFECT FLOWER

42
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It is the staminate flower

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ANDROECIUM

43
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It is the pistillate flower

44
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Plant sources based on sexuality of the flower

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  • MONOECIOUS PLANTS
  • DIOECIOUS PLANTS
45
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Staminate and pistillate flowers are present on the same plant

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MONOECIOUS PLANTS

46
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Parts do not radiate from the center and only one line divides the flower into 2 similar halves

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ZYGOMORPHIC OR BILATERALLY SYMMATRICAL FLOWER

47
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Staminate and pistillate flowers are born on separate plants

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DIOECIOUS PLANTS

48
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Example/s of dioecious plants

49
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Two types of variation in floral structure based on size and shape of floral parts

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  • REGULAR FLOWER
  • IRREGULAR FLOWER
50
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Types of irregular flower

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  • BILABIATE
  • PAPILLIONACEOUS
  • CAESALPINACEOUS
  • ORCHIDACEOUS
51
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An irregular flower which has two lips

52
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Types of variation in floral structure based on symmetry

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  • ACTINOMORPHIC OR RADIALLY SYMMETRICAL FLOWER
  • ZYGOMORPHIC OR BILATERALLY SYMMETRICAL FLOWER
  • ASYMMETRICAL
53
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Parts radiate from the center and any line drawn from through center of the flower, thus divides the flower into 2 similar halves

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ACTINOMORPHIC OR RADIALLY SYMMETRICAL FLOWER

54
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When the flower cannot be divided into two equal halves from any plane

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ASYMMETRICAL

55
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Example/s of monoecious plants

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  • SQUASH
  • CORN
56
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Three types of variations in floral structure based on the position of the ovary

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  • HYPOGENOUS FLOWER
  • EPIGYNOUS FLOWER
  • PERIGYNOUS CONDITION
57
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Ovary is said to be half inferior

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PERIGYNOUS CONDITION

58
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It is said to be an inferior ovary

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EPIGYNOUS FLOWER

59
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Petals, sepals, and stamens are situated below the ovary

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HYPOGENOUS FLOWER

60
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Ovary is said to be superior

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HYPOGENOUS FLOWER

61
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Other parts of flower arises above the ovary

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EPIGYNOUS FLOWER

62
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Ovary situated on the receptacle above the points of origin of the perianth and the stamens

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HYPOGENOUS FLOWER

63
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Stamen and perianth are attached above the ovary

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EPIGYNOUS FLOWER

64
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Gynoecium is situated in the center and other parts of flower are located on the rim of the thalamus almost at the same level

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PERIGYNOUS CONDITION

65
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Variations in floral structure based on union of the floral parts

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  • ADNATION
  • CONNATION
66
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Types of connation

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  • SYNSEPALOUS
  • SYMPETALOUS
  • SYNCARPOUS
  • SYNANDROUS
67
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With fused sepals

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SYNSEPALOUS

68
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With fused stamens

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SYNANDROUS

69
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With fused pistils

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SYNCARPOUS

70
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With fused petals

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SYMPETALOUS

71
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Variations in floral structure based o number of flower parts

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  • MONOCOTYLEDONOUS
  • DICOTYLEDONOUS
72
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Parts are in multiple of 4 or 5

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DICOTYLEDONOUS

73
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Parts are in multiples of 3

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MONOCOTYLEDONOUS

74
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Types of inflorescence

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  • RACEME
  • SPIKE
  • CATKIN
  • CORYMB
  • CYME
  • UMBEL
  • SPADIX
  • COMPOSITE FLOWERS
  • PANICLE
  • FASCICLE
75
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Main axis has short branches or pedicels, each of which terminates in a flower

76
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Example of a raceme plant

77
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A branched raceme

78
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Example of a panicle plant

79
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Similar to raceme but flowers on the axis are sessile (without pedicel)

80
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Example of a spike plant

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BOTTLE BRUSH

81
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Spike which is hanging or dropping and bearing only staminate or pistillate flowers

82
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Short axis and all pedicellate flowers radiate from the apex of the axis

83
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A fleshy spike bearing both staminate and pistillate flowers surrounded by a petalloid bract

84
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Pedicel are unequal in length but the flowers are on the same lvel

85
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Younger flowers at the center have short pedicel, while the outer older flowers are longer

86
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Similar to corymb but the inner flowers are older

87
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Example of a cyme plant

88
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Pedicelled or sessile flowers are crowded on one side of the stem

89
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They are group of flowers so arranged to give an appearance of a single flower

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COMPOSITE FLOWERS

90
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The characteristic of grouping of flowers is called the ___

91
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Example of a spadix plant

92
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Example of a composite flower

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  • SUNFLOWER
  • DAISY

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