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(D) The $Catkin$ $(Amentum)$ is a type of racemose inflorescence characterized by a compact,pendent (hanging) spike of unisexual flowers.In this type

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(D) The $Catkin$ $(Amentum)$ is a type of racemose inflorescence characterized by a compact,pendent (hanging) spike of unisexual flowers.In this type of inflorescence,the peduncle is typically thin,weak,and flexible,allowing it to hang downwards.Examples of plants exhibiting $Catkin$ inflorescence include $Morus$ $(Mulberry)$,$Populus$ $(Poplar)$,$Acalypha$ $(Cat's \ tail)$,$Salix$ $(Willow)$,and $Betula$ $(Birch)$.Therefore,all the given options are correct.

Amentum $(Catkin)$ inflorescence is found in:

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