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Which among the following are the correct symbols for epiphyllous condition?
Which among the following are the correct symbols for epiphyllous condition?
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The correct option is D ⌢PA
Floral formula is description of the flower and its parts using alphabets, numbers and some symbols.
Every whorl in the flower is represented by the first letter except in calyx. K stands for calyx, C for corolla, P for perianth, A for androecium and G for gynoecium.
Epiphyllous condition is when the stamens are attached to the perianth. Androecium, the male reproductive whorl, is made up of units called stamens.
The perianth is a whorl where the petals and sepals are not differentiated and each unit is called a tepal. This is a characteristic of monocots.
Epiphyllous condition is when the stamens are attached to the tepals or the perianth.
Epipetalous is when the stamens are attached to the petals.
Floral formula is description of the flower and its parts using alphabets, numbers and some symbols.
Every whorl in the flower is represented by the first letter except in calyx. K stands for calyx, C for corolla, P for perianth, A for androecium and G for gynoecium.
Epiphyllous condition is when the stamens are attached to the perianth. Androecium, the male reproductive whorl, is made up of units called stamens.
The perianth is a whorl where the petals and sepals are not differentiated and each unit is called a tepal. This is a characteristic of monocots.
Epiphyllous condition is when the stamens are attached to the tepals or the perianth.
Epipetalous is when the stamens are attached to the petals.