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NEET UG BIOLOGY MCQ: MORPHOLOGY OF FLOWERING PLANTS
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Four plants (A,B,C,D) are observed. 'A' has
cartilagenous endocarp in the fruit and fleshy
thalamus as chief edible part 'B' has caryopsis
fruit with endosperm as the chief edible part.
In 'C' each carpel of apocarpous gynoecium
develops into a fruitlet and its mesocarp and
endocarp are the chief edible parts 'D' has
syconus fruit with edible fleshy peduncle. To
which families A, B, C, and D belong
respectively?
cartilagenous endocarp in the fruit and fleshy
thalamus as chief edible part 'B' has caryopsis
fruit with endosperm as the chief edible part.
In 'C' each carpel of apocarpous gynoecium
develops into a fruitlet and its mesocarp and
endocarp are the chief edible parts 'D' has
syconus fruit with edible fleshy peduncle. To
which families A, B, C, and D belong
respectively?
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Correct option: A
Rosaceae, Poaceae, Announces, Moraceae
Option A (Rosaceae, Poaceae, Annonaceae, Moraceae) is correct because the descriptions match the fruit characteristics of these families: A (apple - Rosaceae), B (grain - Poaceae), C (Annona - Annonaceae), D (fig - Moraceae).
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