Which plants show monadelphous condition belongs to Fabaceae?A. DolichosB. CrotalariaC. TridaxD. Both A and B

The monadelphous condition is a feature where the stamens are united by their filaments into a single group. In the family Fabaceae, this condition is commonly observed. Let's examine the options provided:

A. Dolichos: This genus belongs to the Fabaceae family and typically shows the monadelphous condition.
B. Crotalaria: This genus also belongs to the Fabaceae family and exhibits the monadelphous condition.

C. Tridax: This genus belongs to the Asteraceae family, not Fabaceae, and does not exhibit the monadelphous condition.

Given this information, the plants that show the monadelphous condition and belong to the Fabaceae family are both Dolichos and Crotalaria.

So, the correct answer is:

D. Both A and B