In Fabaceae the floral structures which encloses the essential organs are:

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In Fabaceae the floral structures which encloses the essential organs are: (A) posterior petals (B) lateral petals (C) sepals (D) anterior petals

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The family Papilionaceae (Fabaceae) has Papilionaceous corolla. In this one prsterior petal is largest and bilobed. it is known as standard or vexillum. It covers all other essential parts of the flower.

Q. In Fabaceae the floral structures which encloses the essential organs are:

posterior petals

lateral petals

sepals

anterior petals

The family Papilionaceae (Fabaceae) has Papilionaceous corolla. In this one prsterior petal is largest and bilobed. it is known as standard or vexillum. It covers all other essential parts of the flower.