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11. Mesocarp and endocarp remain undifferentiated in
A. Drupe
B. Legume
C. Caryopsis
D. Berry
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12. Development of fruit without fertilization is called as
A. Apocarpy
B. Syncarpy
C. Polycarpy
D. Parthenocarpy
Explanation:
13. Berry is an example for
A. Dry dehiscent fruit
B. Dry indehiscent fruit
C. Simple fleshy fruit
D. Aggregate fruit
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14. Juicy, succulent, edible part in Jack fruit is the
A. Calyx
B. Corolla
C. Perianth
D. Torus
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15. All the floral parts of the inflorescence fuse together and form
A. Composite fruit
B. Aggregate fruit
C. Simple fleshy fruit
D. Simple dry fruit
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