Question

the recrptacle holds: A) stigma,style and ovary B) Anther and filament C) calyx and corolla D) sepals,petals,stamen and pistil​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Sepals are green outermost leaf-like floral organs, also called calyx.

Petals are coloured accessory floral organs, above sepals, also called the corolla.

Stamens are male reproductive organs. Each stamen has a slender stalk called filament and there is a terminal knoblike swelling, called anther.

Carpels are female reproductive organs. Each carpel has a basal swollen ovary, a stalk-like style and a terminal sticky part called stigma.

Answer 2

Explanation:

Correct option is

A

(a) → ii; (b) → iv; (c) → v, vi; (d) → i, iii

Sepals are green outermost leaf-like floral organs, also called calyx.

Petals are coloured accessory floral organs, above sepals, also called the corolla.

Stamens are male reproductive organs. Each stamen has a slender stalk called filament and there is a terminal knoblike swelling, called anther.

Carpels are female reproductive organs. Each carpel has a basal swollen ovary, a stalk-like style and a terminal sticky part called stigma.

Thus, the correct answer is option (A), '(a) ii; (b) iv; (c) v, vi; (d) i, iii.'.