A typical floral formula uses the symbol Br for
ABisexuality of the flower as a whole
BBilateral zygomorphic symmetry pattern
CBracted condition of the inflorescence axis
DBracteate condition with reduced leaves
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Bracteate condition with reduced leaves
**Floral-formula conventions:** Br = bracteate.
K = calyx.
C = corolla.
P = perianth.
A = androecium.
G = gynoecium.
G overlined = inferior ovary.
bisexuality is marked by male+female symbol.
actinomorphic = ⊕.
zygomorphic = %.
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