Concept:
A flower is called zygomorphic when it can be divided into two equal halves only in one particular plane.
Imbricate aestivation is a type of arrangement in which margins of sepals or petals overlap one another but not in any definite pattern.
Step 1: Understand examples of zygomorphic flowers.
Examples include:
• Bean
• Pea
• Gulmohar
• Cassia
• Canna
Step 2: Understand imbricate aestivation.
Imbricate aestivation occurs in:
• Cassia
• Gulmohar
• Canna
Bean shows vexillary aestivation, which is a special type of imbricate aestivation.
Step 3: Analyze the options.
Calotropis possesses valvate aestivation.
Hence option (A) is incorrect.
Citrus shows twisted aestivation.
Hence option (C) is incorrect.
Bean exhibits zygomorphy and vexillary (modified imbricate) aestivation.
Canna exhibits zygomorphy and imbricate aestivation.
Therefore both satisfy the condition.
Step 4: Final answer.
Hence option (D) is correct.