Grade 12Botany
bisexual sessile and bracteate flowers develop acropetally inracemepaniclespikeCorymb
1 Answer
Dr.Adam Shaik
If You observe the Below attached diagram its the spike which has flowers with sessile
nature.
So the answer is spike.
In the remaining all types the flowers are not sessile.
nature.
So the answer is spike.
In the remaining all types the flowers are not sessile.
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