Multiple Choice
A native Australian monocot has three sepals and three petals, one of which is a labellum. A male wasp repeatedly attempts to 'mate' with the flower on this plant, all of which strongly indicates it must be from the family
A) Myrtaceae.
B) Mimosaceae.
C) Fabaceae.
D) Orchidaceae.
E) Ericaceae.
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