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ASSAM ACADEMIC CENTRE-MORPHOLOGY OF FLOWERING PLANTS-EXAMPLE
  1. Name the family of plants, where the inflorescence is often an umbella...

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  2. What are still roots? Given two examples.

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  3. What is root cap? What is its function?

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  4. Mention the characteristics of the cells in the region of meristem in ...

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  5. Describe the nature of the stem of Pistia

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  6. Name two plants with stem thorn. What is the advantage of thorn to the...

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  7. Mention the modified function(s) performed by : Underground stem of po...

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  8. Mention the modified function(s) performed by : Axillary bud of waterm...

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  9. What is pulvinus? Give an example of a plant that has pulvinus.

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  10. What is venation? Name its two kinds.

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  11. Differentiate between Solanaceae and Fabaceae, with respect to their g...

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  12. What are bracteate and ebracteate flowers?

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  13. What are trimerous flowers? Which term is given to its constituent mem...

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  14. How is valvate aestivation different from twisted aestivation?

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  15. Why are stamens of : brinjal called epipetalous

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  16. Why are stamens of : lily, called epiphyllous?

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  17. What is pericarp? Name its three different regions in a fleshy fruit.

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  18. Draw a labelled diagram of a mango fruit and a coconut as seen in a C....

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  19. Where is food stored in each of the following seeds: Pea

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  20. Where is food stored in each of the following seeds: Maize

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