Question

Tetradynamous condition is related to

• A. androecium
• B. gynoecium
• C. petals
• D. sepals

Answer 1

The correct option is A androecium

The androecium refers to the male reproductive part of the flower and is made up of units called stamens. Tetradynamous condition refers to the condition where there are 6 stamens, four are long and two are short as seen in mustard.


Gynoecium refers to the female reproductive part of the flower and is made up of units called the carpels. The outermost whorl is called the calyx and is made up of units called sepals. The second whorl is the corolla and is made up of units called petals.