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31. Aestivation in Annona is
A. Twised
B. Ascendingly imbricate
C. Descendingly imbricate
D. Valvate
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32. Sepals that fall after fertilization is referred as
A. Caducous
B. Persistent
C. Decidous
D. Polysepalous
Explanation:
33. Stamen stalk is termed as
A. Filament
B. Connective
C. Pedicel
D. Peduncle
Explanation:
34. Small bracts present between flower and the bract are called
A. Thalamus
B. Pedicel
C. Bracteoles
D. Peduncle
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35. The other name for stamen is
A. Cataphyll
B. Megasporophyll
C. Microsporophyll
D. Sporophyll
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