Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants · Class 12 · CBSE · Science Biology
Which floral whorl occupies the innermost, central position on the receptacle (thalamus)?
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Which floral whorl occupies the innermost, central position on the receptacle (thalamus)?
- A.Gynoecium (Pistil / Carpels)Correct answer
- B.Androecium (Stamens)
- C.Corolla (Petals)
- D.Calyx (Sepals)
Solution
This innermost organ contains the ovary, style, and stigma.
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