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Pineapple fruit is

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Multiple, synconus
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Multiple, sorosis
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Aggregate, etaerio of berries
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Aggregate, etaerio of achenes
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Solution

The correct option is B Multiple, sorosis
The fruit in a pineapple develops from an intercalary spike type of inflorescence in which each polygonal area is an individual flower. This makes it a composite or multiple type of fruit. Since it does not develop from hypanthodium type of inflorescence, it is a sorosis and not a synconus type of fruit. Aggregate fruits donot develop from inflorescence but instead develop from polycarpellary apocarpous gynaecium.
So, the correct answer is 'Multiple, sorosis'.

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