Anatomy and Morphology of Plants
Whorled, simple leaves with reticulate venation are present in which of the following plants?
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Parkinsonia is a good example of
Aphylloclade
BParachute mechanism
CPhyllode
Correct Answer
Dwinged fruits
Solution
In some plants, due to environmental reasons, the petiole changed and it looks like a leaf and is called a phyllode. It also has the ability of photosynthesis and function as foliage. Main stems like branches and flower stalks can become phyllodes. The Mexican paloverde (Parkinsonia aculeata) also has phyllodes.
So, the correct answer is " phyllodes ".
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