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The special feature of the ovary in cruciferae is

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Hypogyny

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Polyandry

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False septum

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One row of ovules on each placenta

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The correct option is A False septum
In cruciferae, ovary is superior, with parietal placentation, frequently with the placentas forming a thick rim (replum) around the fruit and often connected by a false septum (a thin partition lacking vascular tissue) that divides the ovary into 2 chambers.

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