The plants showing: Perigynous flower, carpels arranged obliquely at 45°, and protogynous flowers are
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- Dolichos, Cicer; Phaseolus
- Crotalaria, Nicotiana, Datura
- Pisum, Capsicum, Solanum
- Datura, Petunia, Withania
The Correct Option is C
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B. Roots absorb water and food from host plant
C. Root forming nodules
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II. Conversion of wild lands for domestic use is the cause of disruption of pollinators.
III. Submerged macrophytes enrich the dissolved oxygen in water.
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