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5.Morphology of Flowering Plants
normal
Aggregate fruit develops from
A
syncarpous ovary
B
multicarpellary, syncarpous ovary
C
unilocular ovary
D
multicarpellary, apocarpous ovary
(AIIMS-2009)
Solution
A muticarpellary ovary may be syncarpous (when carpels are fused) or apocarpous (when the carpels are free). A syncarpous ovary gives rise to a simple fruit while in an apocarpous ovary, each carpel changes into a fruitlet. The collection or aggregate of these fruitlets is known as etaerio
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