Question

Explain corolla of Fabaceae​

Answer 1

Answer:

Corolla of family Fabaceae: Corolla 5, polypetalous, aestivation descending or vexillary imbricate, papilionaceous with five unequal petals-posterior largest petals called standard which overlaps two smaller lateral petals called wings, the latter overlap a boat-shaped structure called keel.

Answer 2

Explanation:

Corolla of family Fabaceae: Corolla 5, polypetalous, aestivation descending or vexillary imbricate, papilionaceous with five unequal petals-posterior largest petals called standard which overlaps two smaller lateral petals called wings, the latter overlap a boat-shaped structure called keel.

Corolla of the family-Fabaceae is papilionaceous i.e., consisting of a posterior standard or vexillum, two lateral wings or alae and the anterior petals fused along margin to form keel or carina.