Study Specimens E, F, and H and answer questions 2(a) to 2(f).

(a) What types of fruits are specimens E, F, and H?

E: _________   F:_________  H: ___________

(b) Name the types of placentation possessed by each of specimens E, F and H:

(c) Name one agent of dispersal each of specimens E, F and H? E: H: F: F:

(d)(i) Explain briefly how specimen E is dispersed. (ii) State two types of nutrients present in specimen E.

(e)(i) What is the color of specimen H? (ii) What does the color of specimen H signify?

(f) Using the scalpel/blunt knife provided, cut open specimen H along the line of split from one side only.

(i) Name the type of placentation found in specimen H.

(ii) Make a drawing, 6 cm to 8 cm long of the two split halves of specimen H while still joined at one length and label fully.