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Edible part in sorosis fruit is

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Perianth

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Perianth + sepals

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C

Placenta

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Perianth + Placenta

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Solution

The correct option is C Perianth + Placenta
Sorosis develops from a spadix, spike or catkin type of inflorescence in which the perianth, peduncle and placenta becomes fleshy and is edible.
So, the correct answer is 'Perianth + placenta'.

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