In which type of inflorescence flowers develop into aeropetal succession.
Correct answer: D. Scorpioid cyme
- A. Racemose
- B. Cymose
- C. Dichasial cyme
- D. Scorpioid cyme
Explanation
The type of inflorescence where flowers develop in acropetal succession is the "Scorpioid cyme." In a Scorpioid cyme, the youngest flower is at the tip, and older flowers are arranged below in a helical or spiral pattern. It is an example of multiparous cyme.
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