The capitulum type of inflorescence is found in

• A. Marigold, Sunflower
• B. Salvia, Ocimum
• C. Euphorbia, Ficus
• D. Ocimum, Ficus

The capitulum type of inflorescence is characterized by a dense cluster of flowers that appear to form a single flower head. This type is commonly found in certain plants.

Correct Answer

The correct answer is A. Marigold, Sunflower. Both of these plants exhibit the capitulum inflorescence, where individual florets are tightly packed together, creating a visually striking flower head.

Examples of Capitulum Inflorescence

• Marigold: Known for its vibrant colors and medicinal properties.
• Sunflower: Famous for its large, round flower heads that follow the sun.

In contrast, the other options listed do not primarily feature this type of inflorescence.