[Solved] Stamens are fused with each other by their anthers and also with the petals in

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Q.	Stamens are fused with each other by their anthers and also with the petals in
A.	Leguminosae
B.	Liliaceae
C.	Compositae
D.	Euphorbiaceae
Answer» C. Compositae
Explanation: The loose union of structure of the same whorl is called cohesion, but the intimate histological union is called conflation. When anthers are fused with each other, the condition is described as syngenesious e.g., Cornpositae, Lobeliaceae. This fusion is called cohesion. When there is fusion of stamens with petals, they are described as epipetalous e.g., Gamopetale.

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