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Semi-Technical Description of Fabaceae

Coma is a

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Coma is a

A

Tuft of hairy outgrowth of testa

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B

Hairy style

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C

Inflated balloon from calyx

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D

Calyx lobe

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Solution

The correct option is A Tuft of hairy outgrowth of testa
Coma is usually a terminal tuft or cluster, especially a tuft of hairs on a seed, as on a willow or milkweed seed. It is the tuft of hairy outgrowth of testa. Therefore, the correct answer is option A.

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