Replum is present in the ovary of the flower of
Correct answer: D. Mustard
- A. Sunflower
- B. Pea
- C. Lemon
- D. Mustard
Explanation
(d): Replum is a false septum formed due to the ingrowth of the parietal placenta. This makes the ovary bilocular. It is mainly seen in the ovary of flowers of the Brassicaceae (Cruciferae) Family e.g., mustard, candytuft, etc.
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