Question

explain about morphology of flowering plants class 11​

Answer 1

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Is NCERT for Morphology of flowering plants sufficient for NEET? As far as the question papers of past two years(all four), you don't need to go out of NCERT much in detail but do study basic fruit types like aggregate, compound and how they develop from ovary or a whole inflorescence

If you see a cat passing call it Felis catus instead. You saw a flower look for its aestivation whether valvate, twisted, imbricate or vexillary. You slice a tomato or cucumber look for its placentation - marginal, axile, parietal, free central or basal. This proved to be very beneficial for me.

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Answer 2

Morphology of flowering of plants is study of physical or outer appearances of flower and it's parts .Like Petals, sepal, antger, stigma arrangements. etc

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