Question

the member of floral whorl perianth, Corolla and calyx respectively are​

Answer 1

Answer:

The outer perianth whorl, calyx (calyx), is composed mostly of inconspicuous green sepals (sepala), and the inner whorl, corolla (corolla), is composed mostly of brightly coloured petals (petala).

Answer 2

The outer perianth whorl is calyx and   the inner whorl iscorolla.

Explanation:

• The perianth is a non-reproductive component of the flower that consists of the calyx (sepals) and the corolla (petals) or tepals when termed a perigone.
• The calyx is the outermost whorl of a flower and is made up of sepals.
• The corolla, which is made up of petals, is contained within the calyx.
• The calyx and corolla are referred to together as the perianth (peri- meaning around, anth- meaning flower).