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#XL - R Botany

Carnivorous plants, in these plants, leaves are modified as traps to capture insects or catch their prey in snap-closing traps made of modified leaf blades. 
Ex- cobra lily (Darlingtonia), various pitcher plants (Nepenthes),  the butterwort (Utricularia),and the best known, the Venus flytrap
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#XL - R Botany

The Inflorescence

The stem holding this whole reproductive portion of a plant is called a peduncle.

The major axis above the peduncle called rachis bears the flowers or secondary branches. Also, each flower stalk in the inflorescence is referred to as a pedicel.


Types of Inflorescence
Based on the mode of branching of the main axis or peduncle, the main groups of inflorescences are: 
simple (single)
2)  compound, 
3)  mixed, and 
4)  special
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Simple (single) and compound Inflorescence
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Racemose Inflorescence

It is an indefinite or indeterminate type of inflorescence Here, the flowers are arranged in one of two ways– acropetal or centripetal
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Pedicillate flower  (main axis elongated)
Simple raceme
Example: mustard (brassica campestris), radish (raphanus sativus)
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Panicle

Examples: Mangifera indica (mango), Azadirachta indica (neem), Delonix regia (Gulmohar), etc.