A monocarpellary or multicarpellary, the syncarpous ovary develops into only one fruit. Such fruit is termed as

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A monocarpellary or multicarpellary, the syncarpous ovary develops into only one fruit. Such fruit is termed as (A) simple fruit. (B) multiple fruit. (C) composite fruit. (D) aggregate fruit.

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When a single fruit develops from single flower having one or many syncarcpous ovary then it is called simple fruit. It can be dry or fleshy depending on the nature of fruit wall called pericarp.

Q. A monocarpellary or multicarpellary, the syncarpous ovary develops into only one fruit. Such fruit is termed as

simple fruit.

multiple fruit.

composite fruit.

aggregate fruit.

When a single fruit develops from single flower having one or many syncarcpous ovary then it is called simple fruit. It can be dry or fleshy depending on the nature of fruit wall called pericarp.