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(D) The family Gramineae,also known as Poaceae,is characterized by the following floral features:$1$. The flowers are actinomorphic $(\oplus)$ and bis

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(D) The family Gramineae,also known as Poaceae,is characterized by the following floral features:$1$. The flowers are actinomorphic $(\oplus)$ and bisexual $(	ext{O\hspace{-0.5em}/})$. $2$. The perianth is represented by lodicules,which are typically $2$ in number $(P_2)$.$3$. The androecium consists of $3$ or $6$ stamens $(A_{3 	ext{ or } 6})$.$4$. The gynoecium is monocarpellary with a superior ovary ($G_1$ or $\underline{G}_1$).Therefore,the correct floral formula is $\oplus \,\, 	ext{O\hspace{-0.5em}/} \,\, P_{0 	ext{ or } 2} \, A_{3 	ext{ or } 6} \, \underline{G}_1$.

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(1)$ Carrot and turnip	$(p)$ Roots develop from branch
$(2)$ Banyan tree	$(q)$ Taproot
$(3)$ Maize and sugarcane	$(4)$ Shoot system
$(4)$ Bud	$(s)$ Roots develop from lower node of stem

Column-$I$ (Series)	Column-$II$ (Characteristics)
$(a)$ Bicarpellatae	$(p)$ Ovary superior
$(b)$ Inferae	$(q)$ Thalamus cup-shaped
$(c)$ Thalamiflorae	$(r)$ Thalamus dome-shaped
$(d)$ Calyciflorae	$(s)$ Gynoecium always bicarpellary
$(e)$ Heteromerae	$(t)$ Ovary inferior

The typical floral formula for the family Gramineae (Poaceae) is:

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Match the following:

Column-$I$ Column-$II$

$(1)$ Carrot and turnip $(p)$ Roots develop from branch

$(2)$ Banyan tree $(q)$ Taproot

$(3)$ Maize and sugarcane $(4)$ Shoot system

$(4)$ Bud $(s)$ Roots develop from lower node of stem

$S :$ In Catharanthus roseus,the number of carpels is two.
$R :$ Catharanthus roseus is an example of a bicarpellary condition.

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