Description of flower in
technical terms
Note. Underline options are correct one.
Note. Underline options are correct one.
1: In complete flower there are following whorl
v 4 whorl are present
v 3 whorl are
present
v 2 whorl are
present
v None of these
2: The disc like portion of flower is called
v Thalmus
v Calyx
v Corolla
v None of these
3: The stalk of the flower is called
v Pedicel
v Peduncle
v Petiole
v All of these
4: When both
calyx and corolla are present flower is called
v Perfect
v Imperfect
v Complete
v Incomplete
5: The flower
is called hermaphrodite or perfect when stamens and carpel are present on
v Different plant
v Same plant
v Both
v None of these
6: The example
of complete flower is
v Calatropis procera
v Sun flower
v Brassica
v All of these
7: when sepals
and petals are not differentiated term is use
v Parienth
v Polypetlous
v Polyseplous
v Gamoseplous
8: The
outermost whorl of flower is called
v Corolla
v Calyx
v Androecium
v Gynoecium
9: which of the
following contain female part?
v corolla
v Pistle
v Stigma
v Calyx
10: Which of the following are productive
parts of flower?
v Calyx
v Corolla
v Pedicel
v Androecium and gynoecium
11: The whorl lying inner to calyx
v Stamens
v Stigma
v Androecium
v Corolla
12: Third whorl in flower is of
v Petals
v Sepals
v Androecium
v Pistle
13: A characteristic of angiosperm plant is
v Root
v Seed
v Flower
v All of these
14: In hypogynous condition ovary is
v Inferior
v Superior
v Equal
v None
15: stamens are
reproductive part of flower and collectively known as
v Anthers
v Androecium
v Gynoecium
v Filament
16: Gynoecium
is also called
v Pistle
v Carpel
v Both of these
v None of these
17: Flower with
either androecium or gynoecium is called
v Unisexual flower
v Stigma
v Anther
v Bisexual flower
18: second
whorl of flower is called
v Calyx
v Corolla
v Androecium
v Gynoecium
19: when
stamens are free and present singly term is used
v Triandrous
v Monoandrous
v Diandrous
v None
20: when
stamens are fused with petals term is used
v Apiphylous
v Apipetlous
v Gynandrous
v None
21: when
stamens are united by their filament but anthers are free called
v Tetradynamous
v Adelphous
v Apiphylous
v Gynandrous
22: The
arrangement of sepals and petals in floral bud is known as
v Calyx
v Corolla
v Androecuium
v Aestivation
23: when marjon
of sepals or petals just touch with each other aestivation is known as
v Twisted
v Valvate
v Imbricate
v Vexillary
24: when sepals
are free from each other term is used
v Petaloid
v Seploid
v Polyseplous
v Gamoseplous
25: The whorl
of petals is known as
v Calyx
v Corolla
v Androecium
v Gynoecium
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