What is the difference between acropetal and centripetal succession?
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Acropetal succession:
It is a modified form of racemose inflorescence in which the older flowers are at the base and younger ones are at the apex.
Centripetal succession:
It is a modified form of racemose inflorescence in which the peripheral flowers mature first and then maturation proceeds towards the centre.
It is a modified form of racemose inflorescence in which the older flowers are at the base and younger ones are at the apex.
Centripetal succession:
It is a modified form of racemose inflorescence in which the peripheral flowers mature first and then maturation proceeds towards the centre.
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☛ Acropetal succession:- It is a modified form of racemose inflorescence in which the older flowers are at the base and younger ones are at the apex.
☛ Centripetal succession: -It is a modified form of racemose inflorescence in which the peripheral flowers mature first and then maturation proceeds towards the centre.
☛ Centripetal succession: -It is a modified form of racemose inflorescence in which the peripheral flowers mature first and then maturation proceeds towards the centre.
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