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In lily, calyx and corolla are not distinct and form the
Aperianth
Bbract
Cthalamus
Dpericarp
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. perianth
When sepals and petals look alike and cannot be told apart, the combined whorl is a perianth.
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