A sorosis is a multiple fruit formed from an inflorescence, where the fruits develop from the ovaries of numerous flowers, and the entire inflorescence axis ripens into a fleshy mass. Pineapples are a classic example of a sorosis, formed from the fusion of many individual fruits and bracts.
What type of fruit is pineapple? - [A] Siliqqua - [C] Syconus - [B] Sorosis - [D] Samara
Asked in HORTICULTURE DEVELOPMENT OF‐ FICER(HDO) 2015 · Topic: Plant Reproduction (Fruit Formation: Types and Dispersal)
More Biology questions
- What type of fruit is pineapple?
- What type of fruit is pineapple? - [A] Siliquta - [C] Syconus - [B] Sorosis - [D] Samara
- In ovules of Angiosperms, which one of the following is not a haploid cell?
- Gametophytes of sexually reproducing flowering plants are A) Haploid B) Diploid C) Tetraploid D) Polyploid
- Indusium is found in
- To study meiosis in plants, the best part would be
- In flowering plants, DNA content of the parent plant gets halved during
- Pollens are produced in