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(A) $Cocos 	ext{ } nucifera$ (Coconut) belongs to the family $Arecaceae$. In this family, flowers are typically unisexual, meaning they contain eithe

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(A) $Cocos 	ext{ } nucifera$ (Coconut) belongs to the family $Arecaceae$. In this family, flowers are typically unisexual, meaning they contain either stamens or pistils, but not both. Furthermore, the floral parts (sepals and petals) are arranged in multiples of three, which is a characteristic known as trimerous.

List-$I$	List-$II$
$a$. Imbricate	$i$. Calotropis
$b$. Valvate	$ii$. Cassia
$c$. Vexillary	$iii$. Cotton
$d$. Twisted	$iv$. Bean

The example of a trimerous, unisexual flower is:

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Match List-$I$ with List-$II$:
List-$I$ List-$II$
$a$. Imbricate $i$. Calotropis
$b$. Valvate $ii$. Cassia
$c$. Vexillary $iii$. Cotton
$d$. Twisted $iv$. Bean

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Epigynous flowers are found in .........

In the flowers of $......$,the ovary is half-inferior.

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