Match List I with List II:

List I (Types of stamens)
A. Monoadelphous
B. Diadelphous
C. Polyadelphous
D. Epip

Question

Match List I with List II:

List I (Types of stamens)
A. Monoadelphous
B. Diadelphous
C. Polyadelphous
D. Epiphyllous

List II (Example)
I. Citrus
II. Pea
III. Lily
IV. China-rose

Accepted Answer

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- Diadelphous (B) stamens are united into two bundles, as seen in Pea (II) .
- Polyadelphous (C) stamens are united into more than two bundles, as seen in Citrus (I) .
- Epiphyllous (D) stamens are attached to the perianth; Lily (III) is the example given where the calyx and corolla are not distinct (perianth) .
- Monoadelphous (A) stamens are united into one bundle, as seen in China-rose (IV) (Standard textbook example often appearing alongside the others).

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