Morphology of flowering plant :- tips and tricks neet series 2

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 Morphology of flowering plant


Here we discuss the different examples with trick . The examples strictly follows the NCERT . 


1) Position of floral parts on thalamus :


A) HYPOGYNOUS :- 

                     ( HI China Must Brinjal)

                     HI:- HYPOGYNOUS 

                     CHINA :- CHINA ROSE 

                     MUST :- MUSTARD

                     BRINJAL:- BRINJAL


B) PERIGYNOUS :-

              ( RISHABH PANT PLAYS)

                RISHABH :- ROSE

                PANT :- PEACH

                  PLAYS :- PLUM


C) EPIGYNOUS :-

             (EPI  GU CU SU) 

          EPI :- EPIGYNOUS 

          GU :- GUAVA 

          CU:- CUCUMBER

          SU:- SUNFLOWER( ray florets of sunflower)



2) AESTIVATION

A) VALVATE AESTIVATION:-

         (CAL-VA)

             CAL :- CALOTROPIS 

             VA :- VALVATE


B) TWISTED AESTIVATION:-

          ( CUT THE CHINA ROSE BY TWISTED FINGER )

        CUT:- COTTON 

        CHINA ROSE:- CHINA ROSE

        TWISTED :- TWISTED AESTIVATION

         FINGER:- LADY'S FINGER


C) VEXILLARY AESTIVATION :-

 ( MR. BEAN'S PEN) 

            BEAN :- BEAN

            PEN:- PEA 


D) IMBRICATE AESTIVATION :-

 ( I'M GULMOHON CASSIA) 

        I'M :- IMBRICATE

        GULMOHON :- GULMOHOR 

        CASSIA :- CASSIA


                    3) ADELPHY

(CHAI PE CHARCHA)

            A) MONOADELPHOUS :- CHAI :- CHINA ROSE

          B) DIADELPHOUS :-PE :- PEA

          C) POLYADELPHOUS :- CHARCHA :- CITRUS 


 4) PLACENTATION


MR.(marginal)   PUJARA( pea)


ATE(axile)  LEMON(lemon)   IN   CT( China rose and Tomato)


PANT(parietal)  ATE (argemone)    MUSTARD(mustard)


DHONI( dianthus)   PRANKS(primerose)   FIRST(free central)


BEAT( basal)    MS ( marigold and sunflower)



 5) ACTINOMORPHIC FLOWER

(ACT MUST DE CHILL)

            ACT:- ACTINOMORPHIC

            MUST:- MUSTARD

            DE :- DATURA

            CHILL:- CHILLI







        

          


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