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Morphology of Flowering Plants · Question 119

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1

Tetradynamous conditions occur in

  1. Cruciferae
  2. Malvaceae
  3. Solanaceae
  4. Liliaceae

Answer

(1) Cruciferae

Solution

Tetradynamous condition: six stamens arranged in two whorls, the outer two stamens short and the inner four long (2 + 4).

This is characteristic of family Cruciferae (Brassicaceae), e.g. mustard, radish.

Malvaceae has monadelphous stamens, Solanaceae has five epipetalous stamens and Liliaceae has six epiphyllous stamens (3 + 3).

∴ Tetradynamous condition occurs in Cruciferae.

Answer: (1)

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