Fruits Their Types
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Questions 9 MCQs
Pineapple (annanas) fruit develops from:
| 1. | a unilocular polycarpillary flower |
| 2. | a multipistillate syncarpous flower |
| 3. | a cluster of compactly borne flowers on a common axis |
| 4. | a multilocular monocarpillary flower |
In which of the following fruits is the edible part the aril?
1. Custard apple
2. Pomegranate
3. Orange
4. Litchi
1. achenes
2. samaras
3. berries
4. mericarps
1. pomegranate
2. orange
3. guava
4. cucumber
Cotyledons and testa are edible parts of:
1. groundnut and pomegranate
2. walnut and tamarind
3. french bean and coconut
4. cashew nut and litchi
A fruit developed from hypanthodium inflorescences is called:
1. hesperidium
2. sorosis
3. syconus
4. caryopsis
1. wheat
2. pea
3. tomato
4. mango
Coconut fruit is a:
| 1. | Berry | 2. | Nut |
| 3. | Capsule | 4. | Drupe |
Identify the correct features of Mango and Coconut fruits.
| (i) | In both, fruit is a drupe |
| (ii) | Endocarp is edible in both |
| (iii) | Mesocarp in Coconut is fibrous, and in Mango, it is fleshy |
| (iv) | In both, the fruit develops from the monocarpellary ovary |
Select the correct option from below:
1. (i), (iii) and (iv) only
2. (i), (ii) and (iii) only
3. (i) and (iv) only
4. (i) and (ii) only
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