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Bicarpellary, obliquely placed, syncarpous gynoecium with swollen placenta are characteristic features of the members of a family. Which of the following cannot be true regarding these plants?

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Exstipulate leaves with parallel venation

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Epipetalous stamens

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Flowers actinomorphic

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Tap root system

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Solution

The correct option is A Exstipulate leaves with parallel venation
Answer (2)
Oblique septa and swollen placenta in gynoecium is the features of family Solanaceae. In this family, plants have leaves with parallel venation.

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