- A flower in which both male and female parts are present.
- When the male and female flowers are present in two different plants
- A flower in which both androecium and gynoecium are absent.
- When all the floral whorls are present in a flower.
- The unisexual flower having only
- Arrangements of flowers on a twig.
- Calyx with coloured sepals.
- The sepals which fall just at the time of opening of flower.
- The short stalk with which the ovule is attached to the ovary wall.
- The whorl of floral leaves outside the sepals.
- The leaf-like structure present on pedicel between the bract and calyx of a flower.
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Solution to your query 1, 2 and 3 is provided below
1. Hermaphrodite. e.g China rose
2. Dioecious plants e.g Carica papaya
3. Neutral floret
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Solution to your query 1, 2 and 3 is provided below
1. Hermaphrodite. e.g China rose
2. Dioecious plants e.g Carica papaya
3. Neutral floret
for remaining queries, we request you to post them in a separate thread for rapid assistance from our experts
regards