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State whether the following are true or false.
A complete flower has four or five whorls.
State whether the following are true or false.
A complete flower has four or five whorls.
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The correct option is B True
True.
- Complete flower is a flower that contains all the four or five whorls i.e. sepals (collectively known as calyx), petals (collectively known as corolla), stamens (collectively known as androecium) , pistil (collectively known as gynoecium).
- Epicalyx is the fifth whorl of complete flowers which is not present in every flower and the collection of second series of sepals (if present) are called episepals.
True.
- Complete flower is a flower that contains all the four or five whorls i.e. sepals (collectively known as calyx), petals (collectively known as corolla), stamens (collectively known as androecium) , pistil (collectively known as gynoecium).
- Epicalyx is the fifth whorl of complete flowers which is not present in every flower and the collection of second series of sepals (if present) are called episepals.
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