NEET Botany Flower MCQ Question
Consider a floral diagram where the calyx is the outermost whorl and the gynoecium is in the center. If the floral formula indicates cohesion within the corolla, what does this imply about the petals?
The petals are fused to each other.
The petals are distinct and free from each other.
The petals are fused to the sepals.
The petals are fused to the gynoecium.
Correct Answer
Detailed Explanation
Cohesion within the corolla means that the petals are fused to each other, as indicated by the floral formula showing cohesion.
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