(c) Onion - Bulb - Underground stems - Imbricate aestivation - Axile placentation - Member of Liliaceae.
Morphology of Flowering Plants
(a) This type of aestivation is seen in fabaceae.
Here, the posterior largest petal overlaps the petals that are lateral, which in turn overlap the two anterior petals.
(d) In china rose (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis) flowers are actinomorphic, hypogynous with twisted aestivation in calyx.
(a) The flowers of cucumber are unisexual, it means they have only male flowers or only female flowers.
(a) Superior ovary is found in china rose, mustard brinjal, potato, onion and tulip.
Guava and cucumber have inferior ovary.
(a) Indigofera is a member of family fabaceae.
It has keel type of floral structure in which two anterior fused petals are present.
(a) Liliaceae are characterized by alternate leaves which are whorled.
The flowers are often showy, mostly bisexual and actinomorphic.
Also, they exhibit tricarpellary syncarpous gynoecium.
(b) Asteraceae possesses head or capitulum inflorescence which is racemose and is surrounded by an involucre of bracts.
(c) Cauliflower has the scientific name Brassica oleracea var. botrytis.
(a) When stamens are united by their anthers and filaments are free the condition is called syngenesious.
It is found in family Asteraceae (Compositae).