The fruit of family umbelliferae is

• A) Cremocarp
• B) Carcerulus
• C) Siliqua
• D) Regma

The fruit of the family Umbelliferae, also known as Apiaceae, is called a cremocarp. This type of fruit is typically small and consists of two halves that separate when mature, allowing the seeds to disperse. Other options like carcerulus, siliqua, and regma refer to different types of fruits found in other plant families.

Understanding Cremocarps

Cremocarps are unique to the Umbelliferae family and are characterized by:

• Two mericarps that split apart at maturity
• Seeds that are often flattened and have a distinctive shape

Examples of Plants with Cremocarps

Common examples include:

• Carrots
• Parsley
• Coriander

These fruits play a crucial role in the reproduction of the plants and are important for seed dispersal. Understanding the characteristics of cremocarps can help in identifying various species within the Umbelliferae family.