Anatomy of Angiosperms (Class XI/XII)
Description: angiosperms StemStemLeafLeafMonocots and Dicots: Root AnatomyMeristematic TissueMeristematic TissueSecondary Growth in PlantsRootRoots | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
Created by: Prabha Kade | |
Tags: angiosperms Stem Leaf Monocots and Dicots: Root Anatomy Meristematic Tissue Secondary Growth in Plants Root Roots |
The layer of periderm is composed of
The nature of vascular bundle in dicot stem generally is
What is the function of sclerenchyma in vascular plants?
Which among the following possesses multiple epidermis?
Which of the following is true about stomata in submerged leaves?
Growth rings are formed due to the activity of
Root hair arise from
What kind of plant is Trapa?
The arrangement of xylem in a stem is said to be
In angiosperms, the leaf gap is found in
Which of the following options best describes hydathodes?
In land plants, guard cells differ from other epidermal cells in the possession of
The presence of casparian strips is the characteristic of which layer of cells?
The lateral branch in a root arises out of which layer of the root?
Which of the following can be seen in monocot root?