Ament (Catkin) inflorescence is found in

Mulberry (Morus)

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Populus (Poplar)

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Acalypha (Cat's tail)

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The correct option is C All of the above
Elongated cluster of unisexual flowers bearing scaly bracts and lacking petals is known as catkin inflorescence. Catkin (Ament) is a compact pendent unisexual spike in which peduncle is thin and weak. e.g., Morus (Mulberry), Populus (Poplar), Acalypha (Cats tail ), Salix (Willow), Betula (Birch).

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