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6. Inflorescence axis is branched in
A. Monochasial cyme
B. Dichasial cyme
C. Polychasial cyme
D. Simple cyme
Explanation:
7. Ray florest are found in
A. Head
B. Umbel
C. Corymb
D. Catkin
Explanation:
8. The stalk of the flower is called as
A. Petiole
B. Pedicel
C. Peduncle
D. Stipe
Explanation:
9. Catkin is a type of
A. Special
B. Mixed
C. Simple racemose
D. Cymose
Explanation:
10. Inflorescence axis is unbranched in
A. Polychasial cyme
B. Dichasial cyme
C. Monochasial cyme
D. Simple cyme
Explanation:
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