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Roots arise .......... from the .......... cells.

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Understanding the Question**: The question asks about the origin of roots and specifies the type of cells from which they arise. 2. **Identifying the Type of Roots**: The roots in question are lateral roots, which are branches that arise from the main root. 3. **Locating the Source of Lateral Roots**: Lateral roots originate from a specific layer of cells in the plant. This layer is known as the pericycle. ...
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ICSE-ANATOMY OF FLOWERING PLANTS -Test Your Progress (Fill in the blanks with appropriate words)
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  2. The fine cytoplasmic strands that interconnect the protoplasts of par...

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  3. The loose tissue formed by the lenticel phellogen towards the outside...

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  4. The age of a tree can be determined with the help of …………..

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  5. Hydathodes are ............. secreting glands.

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  6. Annual rings composed of greater amount of vessels with wider cavities...

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  7. The meristematic tissue developed in the extra-stelar region is ………..

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  8. Numerous vascular bundles are arranged in a scattered manner in monoc...

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  9. The chief function of velamen tissue is to .....

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  10. Roots arise .......... from the .......... cells.

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  11. Cambium of root is an example of ……….meristem

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  12. Bulliform cells are formed in the epidermis of ............ leaf.

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  13. Tyloses are found in ………….

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  14. The wood of teak is ……….... porous.

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  15. The vascular bundles having sclerenchymatous patches against the phlo...

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  16. The secondary protective tissue derived from cork cambium and replaci...

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  17. The portions of apical meristems which are separated from the axis an...

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  18. Cells of the tissue are living and show angular wall thickening. They...

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  19. A conjoint and open vascular bundle is observed in the transverse sec...

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  20. Phellogen and phellem respectively denote …………… and …………..

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