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Flowers showing basipetal succession are observed in
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Flowers showing basipetal succession are observed in

A
Caesalpinia and Clerodendrum

B
Jasmine and gulmohar

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Gulmohar and Caesalpinia

D
Clerodendrum and jasmine

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Basipetal succession is the arrangement of flowers on plant in which new flowers and buds are present at the bottom and the older flowers are present at the top. This type of succession is found in plants like Clerodendrum and Jasmine.
In Caesalpinia and Gulmohar, acropetal succession is found in which new flowers and buds are present at the top while the older flowers are present at the bottom. 
So, the correct answer is 'Clerodendrum and jasmine'.
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Flowers showing basipetal succession are observed in
TopicMorphology of Flowering Plants
SubjectBiology
ClassClass 11
Answer TypeText solution:1
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