- A true fruit develops solely from the ovary. - False fruits (accessory fruits) involve other floral parts besides the ovary in their formation (e.g., thalamus, receptacle, calyx). - The ovary contains ovules, which develop into seeds after fertilization.
Which one of the following denotes a 'true' fruit?
Asked in UPSC CDS 2 2018 · Topic: Plant Reproduction (Fruit Formation: Types and Dispersal)
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Answer: D. When only the ovary of the flower grows into a fruit
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