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In Pisum sativum,
the aestivation of corolla is
In Pisum sativum, the aestivation of corolla is
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The correct option is B Descending imbricate
Pisum sativum belongs to the family Papilionaceae or Fabaceae. The aestivation of the flower is descending imbricate also known as vexillary imbricate. It is characterised by a large petal called standard petal that overlaps the lateral petals called the wings. The wings further overlap the anterior petal called keel. So, the petals are arranged in a descending pattern. Hence, the correct answer is 'Descending imbricate'
Pisum sativum belongs to the family Papilionaceae or Fabaceae. The aestivation of the flower is descending imbricate also known as vexillary imbricate. It is characterised by a large petal called standard petal that overlaps the lateral petals called the wings. The wings further overlap the anterior petal called keel. So, the petals are arranged in a descending pattern.
Hence, the correct answer is 'Descending imbricate'
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