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Parts of two plant were obsreved struct ure A develops from undergound part of the stem grows obliquely becomes aerial and produce rots on its lower surface structre B develop aerially and produces roots when comes in contact with soil

A

runner and sucker

B

offset and runner

C

bulb and stolen

D

stolon and sucker

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ARIHANT NEET-MORPHOLOGY OF FLOWERING PLANTS -Chapter exercises A (Taking it together (Assorted Questions of the Chapter for Advanced Level Practice))
  1. The feature that distinguishes a stem from a root is

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  2. Identify the false statement

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  3. Parts of two plant were obsreved struct ure A develops from undergound...

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  4. Which of the follwong statement is ture ?

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  5. Identify the incorrect statement

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  6. A stem is an ascending aerial negatively geotropic part of a plant. Id...

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  7. Which of the following is not correct?

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  8. A unipinnate compound leaf can be differentiated from a branch having ...

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  9. Among the following palant how manyu show bipinnately compound leaves ...

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  10. Identify the flase statement

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  11. Identify the correct statement

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  12. Which of the following is awrong statement ?

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  13. Which of the following statement is correct ?

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  14. The character of a nut fruit of anacardium occidentale is

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  15. The given figure repersent sa specific kind of roots modification foun...

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  16. Identify tye type of root given in figure form the given option

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  17. Study the given fugure that depicts a stem modification and identify t...

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  18. Identify the modificatoin of stem given below

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  19. Study the figure given below and choose the option that repersent corr...

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  20. Find out the correct sequence of labelling of diagram given below

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