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Parts of a Flower

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Flowers arise from a modified stem called the

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Receptacle

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Corolla

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Calyx

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None of the above

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Solution

The correct option is A
Receptacle

Flowers are modified shoot parts which bear the reproductive organs of angiosperms, enabling them to carry out sexual reproduction. Flowers arise from a modified stem called the receptacle.

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