Morphology of Flowering PlantsHard

Question

A family delimited by type of inflorescence is

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A.Fabceae
B.Asteraceae
C.Solanaceae
D.Liliaceae

Solution

Asteraceae (Compositae) is characterised by the inflorescence head or capitulum, consisting of a few or large number of flowers closely arranged on an axis surrounded by involucral bracts. The whole head or capitulum with racemose arrnangement is apparently similar to a single flower.

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