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Identify the wrong statement.

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Phyllotaxy in Trillium is alternate.

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Venation in Canlophyllum is parallel.

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Canhee leaves are found in Cocos.

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Stipules in Lathyrus are persistent.

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Solution

The correct option is A Phyllotaxy in Trillium is alternate.
In whorled phyllotaxy, the individual floral organs are created in a very short time interval (plastochron) and therefore appear to be on the same radial plane rather than in a spiral. Whorled phyllotaxy tends to be an advanced floral pattern and most of the monocots display whorled phyllotaxy. For example, Trillium.

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