Categorize the following plant species as perfect/imperfect, and complete/incomplete based on their botanical anatomy. 1.) Dendrobium...

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Categorize the following plant species as perfect/imperfect, and complete/incomplete based on their botanical anatomy. 1.) Dendrobium...

Categorize the following plant species as perfect/imperfect, and complete/incomplete based on their botanical anatomy.

1.) Dendrobium
2.) Zantedeschia
3.)Amaranthus
4.Ranuculus

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Dendrobium- perfect and complete

Zantedeschia- Incomplete and imperfect

Amaranthus- imperfect and incomplete

Ranunculus- complete and perfect

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