A flower with unlimited growth potential on its main axis is characteristic of which type of inflorescence?
Cymose
Racemose
Hypanthodium
Capitulum
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Jowar belongs to family
Glumaceae
Gramineae/Poaceae
Asteraceae/Compositae
Malvaceae
A flower with unlimited growth potential on its main axis is characteristic of which type of inflorescence?
Cymose
Racemose
Hypanthodium
Capitulum
What type of inflorescence is found in sunflowers?
Cyathium
Capitulum
Hypanthodium
Verticillaster
Bracts enclosing a cluster of flowers are known as
Bracteate
Involucre
Petaloid
Polysepalous
Scorpioid cyme is seen in
Hamelia
Heliotropium
Clerodendron
Nerium
Cyathium and Hypanthodium inflorescence are related in having
Nectar glands
Unisexual flower
Both (a) and (b)
None of these
The ratio of inflorescence having pedicellate and sessile flowers among the following is. Raceme, Spike, Corymb, Head, Spadix, Umbel, Solitary Cyme, Cymule, Compound Raceme compound umbel is
In a hypothetical plant species, the inflorescence exhibits a unique combination of features: a condensed cymose head surrounded by an involucre of brightly colored bracts that mimic petals. The individual flowers within the head are inconspicuous. Which existing inflorescence type does this MOST closely resemble, and what evolutionary advantage might this unique structure offer?
Cyathium; protection from herbivores
Hypanthodium; trap for pollinators
Capitulum; enhanced pollinator attraction
Verticillaster; increased seed dispersal
A researcher observes an inflorescence where the main axis terminates in a flower, and further growth occurs through lateral branches, each of which also terminates in a flower. This pattern repeats multiple times. However, the flowers at each branching point are not at the same level. This inflorescence is BEST described as a:
Racemose
Umbel
Monochasium
Capitulum/Head
Cyathium inflorescence is found in
Morus
Dorstenia
Ficus
Euphorbia