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AIIMS 2007
Exam
AIIMS
Year
2007
Subject
Botany
Chapter
Morphology of Flowering Plants

AIIMS 2007 · Botany · Morphology of Flowering Plants

Composite fruit develops from

Composite fruit develops from

Options

  1. Asingle ovary
  2. Binflorescence
  3. Capocaropous ovary
  4. Dpericarp.

Correct answer

B. inflorescence

Step-by-step solution

Composite fruits are multiple fruits which are developed from the complete inflorescence and are also called as infructescence. They are of two types sorosis and syconus. Spike, spadix and catkin type of inflorescence gives rise to this type of fruit eg Ananas, Artocarpus. Syconus develops from a hypanthodium inflorescence eg Ficus.
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