Answer: Inferior (ovary below).
- A Inferior (ovary below)
- B Superior (ovary above)
- C Only half-inferior
- D Completely absent
Correct answer: A. Inferior (ovary below)
Explanation: In epigynous flowers the other parts arise above the ovary, so the ovary is inferior (e.g. guava, sunflower florets).
In a dicot stem, vascular bundles are arranged in a single ring (with cambium between xylem and phloem, enabling secondary growth); in a monocot stem, bundles are scattered throughout with no cambium, so monocots can't undergo secondary growth (no wood formation).
Concept context
External structure of roots, stems, and leaves plus internal tissue organization. High marks in Class 11 and NEET.