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NEET UG BIOLOGY MCQ: MORPHOLOGY OF FLOWERING PLANTS
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Read the folowing characteristics and choose the family which shows them.
(a) Stem can be erect, branched and cylindrical.
(b) Bracteate or ebracteate bisexual flowers.
(c) Presence of monoadelphous, monothecous anther.
(d) Dry, capsule type of fruit.
(a) Stem can be erect, branched and cylindrical.
(b) Bracteate or ebracteate bisexual flowers.
(c) Presence of monoadelphous, monothecous anther.
(d) Dry, capsule type of fruit.
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Correct option: A
Malvaceae
Option A (Malvaceae) is correct because the characteristics listed (erect stem, bisexual flowers, monoadelphous stamens, capsule fruit) are all features of the Malvaceae family.
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