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BIOLOGY NOTEN
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floral structures
Placenta: Tissue that attaches the ovule to the
wall of the ovary
(i)
arranged/attiached to the
Placentation: It is the manner in which the ovules are
iii)
wall of the ovary.
the of the
(iv) Inflorescence: It is the mode ofarrangement of flowers on axis
plant
Q2 Differentiate between the following:
Ans.
Complete flower Incomplete flower
A complete flower is one which contains |If one or more sets of floral structures
all the four floral structures are missing, the flower is called
incomplete
Ans.
Bisexual flower Unisexual flower
A flower which contains both stamens A flower which has only the stamens or
and carpels is called bisexual flower. only the carpels is called unisexual
lower
Monadelphous Polydelphous
Stamens are united in one group by their The filaments are united in several
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pistillate
Staminate
and
(iv) Pistillate flower
contains
onlyA female/pistillate
Polysepalous
and
Gamosepalous
(v)
Ans. Polysepalous
are free
Gamosepalous flowers the sepals
fused In some
are
flowers the sepals
In some
called as polysepalous
called gamosepalous.
thalamus.
Nectaries
(i) the bases of petals
Nectaries are usually located at the base of the pistil or on
Ans.
(ii) Style
the stigma to the ovary.
Ans. It is a tubular stalk which connects
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Stigma
Anther
Stamen
Pistil Style Filament-
Petal
Lovary Ovule (becomes a seed)
Sepal
Receptacle
Peduncle