alleryWhen stamens are attached to the petals, the condition is called
AMonoadelphous union into one bundle
BEpipetalous attachment to corolla
CEpiphyllous attachment to perianth
DPolyandrous separation without union
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Epipetalous attachment to corolla
Epipetalous = stamens fused to petals (e.g., brinjal).
Epiphyllous = fused to perianth (lily).
Polyandrous = free stamens.
Mono/di/polyadelphous = stamens united in 1/2/many bundles (china rose / pea / citrus).
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