A flower characterised by monadelphous tubular stamens belongs to
Solanaceae
Lilaceae
Malvaceae
Brassicaceae
Ovary is called inferior in
epigynous condition
hypogynous condition
perigynous condition
mesogynous condition
When an ovary develops into a fruit, without fertilization, it is called
apospory
apogamy
porogamy
parthenocarpy
The flower, which opens once in its life time, is called
polycarpic
monocarpic
cleistogamous
cleistocarpic
Secondary dormancy is due to the absence of
hormones
suitable plants
favorable conditions
unfavorable conditions
The asexual reproduction of seed is called
apomixis
advention
fragmentation
self-fertilization
Caruncle of abuminous dicot seed is derived from
embryo
peduncle
cotyledon
integument
Inflorescence, which begins as a dichasial cyme and ends in a monochasial cyme, is called
biparous
thyrous
cyathium
verticillaster
In flowering plant, a megaspore develops into an embryo sac, which contains
4 cells, one of which is an egg
6 cells, one of which is an egg
8 cells, one of which is an egg
none of these
Anemophillous flowers have
sessile stigma
small and smooth stigma
coloured flower
large and feathery stigma
