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  1. A family delimited by head type of inflorescence is
    1. Fabaceae
    2. Asteraceae
    3. Solanaceae
    4. Liliaceae
Correct Option: B

Asteraceae possesses head or capitulum inflorescence which is racemose and is surrounded by an involucre of bracts.


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