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ASSAM ACADEMIC CENTRE-MORPHOLOGY OF FLOWERING PLANTS-EXAMPLE
- Name two plants whose sub-aerial stems spread to new niches and produc...
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- Name the plant that has fleshly cylindrical stem.
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- What is meant by sheathing leaf base?
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- Give the technical term for the stalk of the leaf.
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- Mention the two functions of petiole in a leaf.
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- What are the functions performed by the veins in a leaf?
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- Why is a leaf of neem called pinnately compound?
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- Why is a leaf of silk cotton called palmately compound?
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- What term is given to the pattern of arrangement of leaves on stem/bra...
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- Name term kind of phyllotaxy in: mustard
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- Name term kind of phyllotaxy in: Calotropis.
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- Why is phyllotaxy in Alstonia described as whorled?
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- Name two plants that show alternate phyllotaxy.
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- Which same plant part has given rise to both the following different m...
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- Which same plant part has given rise to both the following different m...
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- What type of leaf modification is seen in Australian Acacia?
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- Name the accessory whorls of a flower.
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- Name the reproductive/essential whorls of a flower.
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- Name a plant that produces asymmetric (irregular) flowers.
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- Why is a flower of Cassia described as Zygomorphic?
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