alleryIn a cymose inflorescence the main axis:
ABears no flowers
BBecomes a leaf
CEnds in a flower
DKeeps growing
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Ends in a flower
1. In racemose types the axis keeps growing.
2. In cymose types the axis is limited in growth.
3. It terminates in a flower.
_Source: syllabus Biology, Chapter 5, Morphology of Flowering Plants._
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