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The time taken for the development of two adjacent leaves is called .................. index.

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Understanding the Question**: The question asks for the term used to describe the time taken for the development of two adjacent leaves. This indicates that we are looking for a specific index related to leaf development. 2. **Identifying the Index**: The relevant index that measures the time interval between the development of two adjacent leaves is known as the "Plastocoron Index." 3. **Defining Plastocoron Index**: The Plastocoron Index is specifically used to calculate the time interval between the emergence of two leaves from consecutive nodes on a plant. This index helps in understanding the growth pattern of a plant. ...
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MODERN PUBLICATION-MORPHOLOGY OF FLOWERING PLANTS -QUICK MEMORY TEST ( COMPLETE THE MISSING LINKS )
  1. .............. firmly fix the plant to the soil.

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  2. Primary roots develop from the .........

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  3. The roots arising from any part of the plant other than the radicle ar...

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  4. When the root is swollen in the middle and tapers gradually at both en...

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  5. Turnip is an example of ................. root.

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  6. Sweet potato is an example of ................... tuberous root.

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  7. When the adventitious roots have swollen regions at frequent intervals...

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  8. The time taken for the development of two adjacent leaves is called .....

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  9. Trapa possesses .................. roots.

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  10. The root tip is covered by a ..............

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  11. The shoot system is developed from ............. of the embryo.

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  12. The nodes and internodes are .............in the stem.

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  13. Stem creeping on the ground, having long internodes are called ..........

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  14. A thin, spirally coiled branch, very sensitive to contact is called .....

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  15. Rhizome is a modification of underground ............

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  16. Potato is a modification of underground .............. and is called ....

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  17. Hard, straight and pointed structures present in the axil of a leaf ar...

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  18. A phylloclade with one or two internodes only is called a ...............

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  19. Plants which live for many years are called..............

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  20. The terminal bud in .............. branching becomes modified into a f...

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