Class 11 Biology Chapter 6- Anatomy of Flowering Plants NEET MCQ DPP
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Chapter 6- Anatomy of Flowering Plants
(A) Dense cytoplasm
(B) Large nucleus
(C) Cell wall primary
(D) all
all
(A) Parenchyma cells
(B) Collenchyma
(C) Mesophyll cell
(D) Meristimatic cells
Meristimatic cells
(A) Meristem
(B) Parecnhyma
(C) Collenchyma
(D) Sclerenchyma
Meristem
(A) Differentiation
(B) Dedifferentiation
(C) Redifferentiation
(D) All
Differentiation
(A) Two
(B) Three
(C) Four
(D) one
Four
(A) Differentiation
(B) Dedifferentiation
(C) Redifferentiation
(D) All
Redifferentiation
(A) Differentiation
(B) Dedifferentiation
(C) Redifferentiation
(D) All
Dedifferentiation
(A) Lateral
(B) Apical
(C) Intercalary
(D) Vascular cambium
Intercalary
(A) Lateral
(B) Cork cambium
(C) Apical meristem
(D) Vascular cambium
Apical meristem
(A) It can be secondary meristem
(B) Appear in woody part of plant
(C) Not occur in monocot
(D) Undergo dediffrentiation
Undergo dediffrentiation
(A) Lateral
(B) Distant most part
(C) Subapically
(D) Intercalary
Subapically
(A) Lateral meristem
(B) Primary meristem
(C) Secondary meristem
(D) All
Primary meristem
(A) Differentiation
(B) Dedifferentiation
(C) Redifferentiation
(D) All
Redifferentiation
(A) Cork cambium - lateral
(B) Primary phloem - Primary tissue
(C) Leaf - non-woody part
(D) Intrafasicular cambium - Primary meristem
Intrafasicular cambium - Primary meristem
(A) Lateral
(B) Cork cambium
(C) Primary meristem
(D) Secondary meristem
Primary meristem
(A) Medullary rays
(B) Primary meristem
(C) Cortex
(D) Epidermis
Cortex
(A) Endodermis
(B) Epidermis
(C) Primary phloem
(D) Primary xylem
Epidermis
(A) Protoderm
(B) Procambium
(C) Ground meristem
(D) All
Ground meristem
(A) Protoderm
(B) Procambium
(C) Ground meristem
(D) none
none
(A) Primary, lateral
(B) Secondary,not lateral
(C) Primary, not laterla
(D) Permanent cell
Secondary,not lateral
(A) Exogenous
(B) Endogenous
(C) Primary in nature
(D) Product of dediffrentiation
Endogenous
(A) Primary meristem
(B) Mesophyll cell
(C) Secondary meristem
(D) Stomata
Secondary meristem
(A) only S-I is correct
(B) only S-II is correct
(C) both S-I and S-II is correct
(D) both S-I and S-II is wrong
only S-I is correct
(A) Lateral meristem - Cork cambium
(B) Protoderm - Give epidermis
(C) Parenchyma - Vacuole absent
(D) Parenchyma - Present in cortex
Parenchyma - Vacuole absent
(A) only S-I is correct
(B) only S-II is correct
(C) both S-I and S-II is correct
(D) both S-I and S-II is wrong
both S-I and S-II is correct
(A) Storage
(B) Secretion
(C) Photosynthesis
(D) Mechanical
Mechanical
(A) Collenchyma
(B) Aerenchyma
(C) Mesophyll cell
(D) Epidermis
Mesophyll cell
(A) Subsidiary cell
(B) Guard cell
(C) Both A and B
(D) Spongy parenchyma
Guard cell
(A) Cellulose
(B) Chitin
(C) Lignin
(D) Suberin
Cellulose
(A) Young root
(B) Wood stem
(C) Young monocot leaf
(D) Young dicot leaf
Young dicot leaf
(A) both are dead
(B) both photosynthetic
(C) both can be Mechanical
(D) both lignified
both can be Mechanical
(A) Sclerenchyma - devoid of protoplast
(B) Collenchyma - Hypodermis of young stem
(C) Parenchyma- Secretion
(D) Sclereids- Present in Xylem
Sclereids- Present in Xylem
(A) only S-I is correct
(B) only S-II is correct
(C) both S-I and S-II is correct
(D) both S-I and S-II is wrong
only S-I is correct
(A) Sclerenchyma - Elongated cell
(B) Apical Meristem - Primary meristem
(C) Cortex of Stem - Intercellular space present
(D) Sclerenchyma - Multiple plasmodematal connection
Sclerenchyma - Multiple plasmodematal connection
(A) only S-I is correct
(B) only S-II is correct
(C) both S-I and S-II is correct
(D) both S-I and S-II is wrong
both S-I and S-II is correct
(A) Xylem Fibre - Sclrenchyma
(B) Epidermis - Parenchyma cell
(C) Collenchyma - Photosynthetic and Mechanical
(D) Sclerenchyma - Pits absent
Sclerenchyma - Pits absent
(A) Deposition is high
(B) Deposition is present
(C) Deposition of pectin Absent
(D) Deposition of lignin is Absent
Deposition of lignin is Absent
(A) only S-I is correct
(B) only S-II is correct
(C) both S-I and S-II is correct
(D) both S-I and S-II is wrong
only S-I is correct
(A) Meristimatic cell - Vacuole present
(B) Parenchyma cell - Absent in Xylem
(C) Collenchyma - Present in patches in monocot
(D) Sclerenchyma - Dead cell and lack protoplast
Sclerenchyma - Dead cell and lack protoplast
(A) only S-I is correct
(B) only S-II is correct
(C) both S-I and S-II is correct
(D) both S-I and S-II is wrong
both S-I and S-II is correct
(A) Apical Meristem - Give leaf
(B) Intercalary meristem - Increase length of node
(C) Cork cambium - Give Secondary cortex
(D) Guard cell - lack chloroplast
Guard cell - lack chloroplast
(A) Xylem
(B) Fibre
(C) Parenchyma
(D) Collenchyma
Xylem
(A) Phloem
(B) Parenchyma
(C) Xylem
(D) Xylem fibre
Xylem
(A) Xylem fibre
(B) Xylem Fibre, Tracheids
(C) Xylem Fibre, Tracheids and Vessels
(D) Parenchyma
Xylem Fibre, Tracheids and Vessels
(A) Fibre and Parenchyma
(B) Vessels
(C) Tracheids
(D) Parecnhyma
Vessels
(A) Pitted and Living
(B) Pitted, dead and Suberinised
(C) Pitted and Apoplast Pathway for water
(D) Lignified, Pitted and Dead
Lignified, Pitted and Dead
(A) Tracheids
(B) Vessels
(C) Xylem fibre
(D) Xylem parenchyma
Vessels
(A) End to End to Conduction of food
(B) Lateral conduction of food
(C) End to End to Conduction of Water
(D) Lateral conduction of Water
Lateral conduction of food
(A) Lignin and Suberin
(B) Lignin
(C) Lignin and Cutin
(D) Suberin
Lignin
(A) Xylem fibre
(B) Xylem parenchyma
(C) Sclereids
(D) Vessels
Xylem fibre
(A) only S-I is correct
(B) only S-II is correct
(C) both S-I and S-II is correct
(D) both S-I and S-II is wrong
both S-I and S-II is correct
(A) Storage
(B) Deposition
(C) Radial conduction
(D) Mechanical Support
Radial conduction
(A) only S-I is correct
(B) only S-II is correct
(C) both S-I and S-II is correct
(D) both S-I and S-II is wrong
only S-II is correct
(A) Primary Xylem
(B) Protoxylem
(C) Metaxylem
(D) Secondary Xylem
Secondary Xylem
(A) only S-I is correct
(B) only S-II is correct
(C) both S-I and S-II is correct
(D) both S-I and S-II is wrong
only S-II is correct
(A) Dicots
(B) Monocots
(C) All Spermetophyta
(D) Spermetophyta with naked seed
Spermetophyta with naked seed
(A) two and three respectively
(B) three and one respectively
(C) one and three respectively
(D) two and one respectively
three and one respectively
(A) Protophloem
(B) Metaphloem
(C) Primary Phloem
(D) Secondary Phloem
Secondary Phloem
(A) One
(B) Two
(C) Three
(D) Five
One
(A) Maintain pressure gradient in Phloem parenchyma
(B) Maintain Pressure gradient in Sieve tube
(C) Control activity of Sieve tube
(D) Both B and C
Both B and C
(A) Spherical
(B) Elongated
(C) Oval
(D) Polygonal
Elongated
(A) Storage of food
(B) plasmodesmatal connection with Companion cell
(C) Radial water conduction
(D) Storage of Resins and Mucilage
Radial water conduction
(A) Perforations
(B) Depositions
(C) Plasmodesmatal connections
(D) Cytoplasm
Plasmodesmatal connections
(A) Phloem Parenchyma
(B) Phloem fibre
(C) Sieve tube
(D) Companion cell
Sieve tube
(A) Dicot leaf
(B) Monocot leaf
(C) Dicot stem
(D) Monocot stem
Dicot stem
(A) Algae
(B) Bryophytes
(C) Gymnosperm
(D) All
Gymnosperm
(A) Monocot stem
(B) Monocot leaf
(C) Monocot root
(D) Dicot Stem
Dicot Stem
(A) Have sieve tube
(B) Derive from Primary Phloem
(C) Have Phloem Parenchyma in Dicot leaf
(D) Derive from vascular cambium
Derive from vascular cambium
(A) Protoxylem
(B) Medullary rays
(C) Cortex
(D) Pith
Protoxylem
(A) Epidermal outgrowth
(B) Unbranched
(C) Prevent Transpiration
(D) Secretory
Epidermal outgrowth
(A) Elongated cells
(B) No intercellular space
(C) Peripheral Cytoplasm
(D) All of the above
All of the above
(A) Leaf
(B) Stem
(C) Root
(D) Both B and C
Root
(A) Leaf epidermis
(B) Epidermis of Dicot stem
(C) Epidermis of monocot Stem
(D) Hypodermis of Root
Epidermis of Dicot stem
(A) Stomatal pore
(B) Guard cell
(C) Subsidiary cell
(D) Trichome
Trichome
(A) Guard cell
(B) Subsidiary cell and Guard cell
(C) Epidermis of Green stem
(D) Root epidermis
Guard cell
(A) Help in Opening and closing of stomata
(B) produce food for Subsidiary cell
(C) produce sucrose
(D) All
Help in Opening and closing of stomata
(A) Endodermis
(B) Cork layer of leaf
(C) Cork layer of Dicot stem
(D) Cork layer of monocot stem
Cork layer of Dicot stem
(A) Can be secretory
(B) Only stiff
(C) Branched and Unbranched
(D) Can be secretory
Only stiff
(A) Lenticel
(B) Stomata
(C) Bulliform cell
(D) Root hair
Stomata
(A) Trichome
(B) Lenticel
(C) Cuticle
(D) Root hair
Lenticel
(A) Xylem and Phloem at different radius in Stem
(B) Xylem and Phloem at different radius in root
(C) Xylem and Phloem at same radius in Stem
(D) Xylem and Phloem at same radius in leaf
Xylem and Phloem at different radius in root
(A) Dicot root and Dicot leaf
(B) Dicot stem and Dicot leaf
(C) Monocot stem and monocot leaf
(D) Both B and C
Both B and C
(A) Cambium between two Xylem
(B) Cambium present two Phloem
(C) Cambium Present between Xylem and phloem
(D) Cambium between Endodemris and cortex
Cambium Present between Xylem and phloem
(A) Conjoint open
(B) Conjoint close
(C) Conjoint Radial
(D) Radial and open
Conjoint close
(A) Endarch
(B) Exarch
(C) Mesarch
(D) All
Exarch
(A) Endarch
(B) Exarch
(C) Mesarch
(D) Diarch
Endarch
(A) Sunflower
(B) Wheat
(C) Lily
(D) Onion
Sunflower
(A) Epidermis
(B) Lenticel
(C) Xylem fibr
(D) Pith
Xylem fibr
(A) Two
(B) Three
(C) Four
(D) Five
Three
(A) Thin
(B) Suberinised
(C) Thick and Elastic
(D) Thin and inelastic
Thick and Elastic
(A) Sugarcane
(B) Mango
(C) Pea
(D) Mustard
Sugarcane
(A) Epidemris
(B) Sugarcane
(C) Pericycle
(D) Pith
Sugarcane
(A) Epidermis
(B) Endodermis
(C) Pericycle
(D) Pith
Pericycle
(A) Epidermis
(B) Endodermis
(C) Pericycle
(D) Pith
Epidermis
(A) Epidermis
(B) Endodermis
(C) Pericycle
(D) Pith
Pericycle
(A) Epidermis
(B) Endodermis
(C) Pericycle
(D) Pith
Epidermis
(A) Pith
(B) Endodermis
(C) Pericycle
(D) Both A and C
Both A and C
(A) Parenchyma
(B) Collenchyma
(C) Sclerenchyma
(D) All
Parenchyma
(A) Epidermis
(B) Primary xylem
(C) Cortex
(D) Pericycle
Pericycle
(A) Pith
(B) Endodermis
(C) Pericycle
(D) Cortex
Endodermis
(A) Endarch
(B) Polyarch
(C) Pith large
(D) Exarch
Exarch
(A) Epidermis
(B) Cortex
(C) Pericycle
(D) Pith
Epidermis
(A) Pith
(B) Endodermis
(C) Pericycle
(D) Cortex
Pericycle
(A) Epidermis
(B) Endodermis
(C) Pericycle
(D) Cortex
Pericycle
(A) Primary Xylem
(B) Protoxylem
(C) Metaxylem
(D) Epiblema
Epiblema
(A) Endarch
(B) Diarch
(C) Pith large
(D) Polyarch
Polyarch
(A) Two
(B) Three
(C) Four
(D) Five
Three
(A) Collenchymatous Hypodermis
(B) Parenchymatous Pericycle
(C) Parenchymatous Endodermis
(D) Endarch bundle
Parenchymatous Endodermis
(A) Pith
(B) Hypodermis
(C) Endodermis
(D) Cortex
Endodermis
(A) Pith in Dicot root - small
(B) Pericycle in Dicot stem - Parecnchyma
(C) Hypodermis in Dicot stem - Collenchyma
(D) Endodermis in Dicot Stem - Sclerenchyma
Endodermis in Dicot Stem - Sclerenchyma
(A) Pith
(B) Endodermis
(C) Pericycle
(D) Cortex
Pericycle
(A) only S-I is correct
(B) only S-II is correct
(C) both S-I and S-II is correct
(D) both S-I and S-II is wrong
both S-I and S-II is correct
(A) Maize - Palisade parenchyma
(B) Mustard - Bulliform cell
(C) Sunflower stem - Radial Bundle
(D) Sunflower root - Exarch bundle
Sunflower root - Exarch bundle
(A) only S-I is correct
(B) only S-II is correct
(C) both S-I and S-II is correct
(D) both S-I and S-II is wrong
both S-I and S-II is correct
(A) Dicot stem
(B) Dicot root
(C) Monocot root
(D) Monocot stem
Monocot stem
(A) Dicot stem
(B) Dicot root
(C) Monocot root
(D) Monocot stem
Dicot stem
(A) Cuticle present - In dicot lead
(B) Chloroplast present - Spongy parenchyma
(C) Sclerenchyma - Phloem fibre
(D) Phloem Parenchyma - Maize stem
Phloem Parenchyma - Maize stem
(A) only S-I is correct
(B) only S-II is correct
(C) both S-I and S-II is correct
(D) both S-I and S-II is wrog
both S-I and S-II is correct
(A) location
(B) capability to divide
(C) capability not todivide
(D) both B and C
both B and C
(A) present on root tip
(B) present on shoot tip
(C) produce primary tissue
(D) all of the above
all of the above
(A) interfasicular meristem
(B) fasicular cambium
(C) cork cambium in root
(D) vascularcambium in root
fasicular cambium
(A) phellogen in dicot root
(B) cork cambium in dicot stem
(C) vascular cambium in dicot root
(D) all
all
(A) interfasicular meristem
(B) fasicular cambium
(C) cork cambium in root
(D) vascularcambium in root
fasicular cambium
(A) monocot leaf
(B) monocot stem
(C) monocot root
(D) all
all
(A) dicot leaf
(B) most monocot
(C) Primary phloem
(D) all
most monocot
(A) secondary phloem
(B) dicot stem
(C) dicot root
(D) monocot stem
monocot stem
(A) dicot leaf
(B) monocot stem
(C) dicot root
(D) both A and B
both A and B
(A) ground tissue having collenchyma
(B) sclerenchymatous pericycle
(C) endodermis is starch sheath
(D) circular shape vascular bundle
circular shape vascular bundle
(A) endarch
(B) exarch
(C) radial bundle
(D) polyarch
endarch
(A) dicot root
(B) dicot leaf
(C) monocot root
(D) all
dicot leaf
(A) nearly equal size vascular bundle
(B) bulliform cells
(C) phloem parenchyma absent
(D) adaxial surface less stomata than abaxial surface
adaxial surface less stomata than abaxial surface
(A) conjoint bundle
(B) open
(C) secondary growth
(D) close
conjoint bundle
(A) Monocot stem
(B) monocot root
(C) monocot leaf
(D) all
all
(A) dicot leaf
(B) monocot leaf
(C) dicot stem
(D) both A and B
both A and B
(A) guard cell
(B) subsidiary cell
(C) stomatal pore
(D) all
all
(A) primary xylem
(B) Csecondary xylem
(C) secondary phloem
(D) primary phloem
Csecondary xylem
(A) monocot stem
(B) dicot stem
(C) monocot root
(D) dicot root
dicot stem
(A) both can perform transpiration
(B) both is product of secondary growth
(C) in water stress both can be closed
(D) both is lined by guard cell
both can perform transpiration
(A) primary xylem
(B) secondary xylem
(C) both A and B
(D) secondary xylem
secondary xylem
(A) secondary xylem
(B) dark ring
(C) light ring
(D) all
all
(A) hypodermis of monocot stem
(B) pericycle of dicot stem
(C) bundle sheath cell in monocot stem
(D) hypodermis of dicot stem
hypodermis of dicot stem
(A) pith
(B) pericycle
(C) endodermis
(D) all
all
(A) dicot stem
(B) monocot root
(C) monocot stem
(D) both A and B
both A and B
(A) dicot leaf
(B) monocot leaf
(C) dicot stem
(D) monocot stem
dicot stem
(A) phellogen
(B) complimentary cell
(C) vascular cambium in root
(D) cork cambium in stem
complimentary cell
(A) phellem
(B) root endodermis
(C) cork layer
(D) all
all
(A) monocot root
(B) dicot stem
(C) dicot root
(D) monocot stem
monocot stem
(A) pit fields
(B) sieve pore
(C) pit pair
(D) all
sieve pore
(A) secondary xylem
(B) primary xylem
(C) vascular cambium
(D) none
none
(A) pericycle
(B) tissue below phloem
(C) cortex
(D) both A and B
both A and B
(A) soft
(B) stiff
(C) multicellular
(D) unicellular
unicellular
(A) role
(B) location
(C) structure
(D) all
all
(A) chlorenchyma
(B) trichome
(C) chloroplast
(D) all
all
(A) medullary rays
(B) pericycle
(C) guard cell
(D) endodermis
guard cell
(A) hypodermis in stem
(B) root epidermis
(C) leaf epidermis
(D) interafasicular cambium
hypodermis in stem
(A) tannins and resins
(B) aromatic substance and oil
(C) minerals and water
(D) oil and gum
minerals and water
(A) cork cambium and vascular cambium
(B) secondary phloem and secondary xylem
(C) primary xylem and primary phloem
(D) all
cork cambium and vascular cambium
(A) pericycle
(B) secondary phloem
(C) primary xylem
(D) cortex
primary xylem
(A) cork cell
(B) complimentary cell
(C) phellogen
(D) phelloderm
cork cell
(A) phellogen
(B) periderm
(C) secondary cortex
(D) phellem
phellem
(A) vascular cambium in stem
(B) cork cambium in stem
(C) cork cambium in root
(D) vascular cambiumin root
vascular cambiumin root
(A) lower density
(B) form from active cambium
(C) large size vessels
(D) all
all
(A) phloem parenchyma
(B) companion cell
(C) Xylem parenchyma
(D) mesophyll cell
companion cell
(A) node
(B) cuticle
(C) guard cell
(D) lenticels
lenticels
(A) sieve tube
(B) tracheids
(C) vessels
(D) companion cell
sieve tube
(A) tracheids
(B) vessels
(C) parenchyma
(D) both A and B
both A and B
(A) sieve tube
(B) vessel
(C) tracheids
(D) both B and C
both B and C
(A) companion cell
(B) sieve tube
(C) tracheids
(D) vessels
sieve tube
(A) starch sheath
(B) hypodermis
(C) cortex
(D) pith
pith
(A) root branch
(B) stem branch
(C) primary xylem
(D) both B and C
both B and C
(A) primary xylem
(B) protoxylem
(C) phloem fibre
(D) epidermis
phloem fibre
(A) thin walled
(B) closely packed
(C) intercellular space (D mechanical tissue
mechanical tissue
(A) stomata
(B) close vascular bundle
(C) fibre present in ground tissue
(D) lenticels
lenticels
(A) epidermis
(B) endodermis
(C) complimentary cell
(D) primary xylem
complimentary cell
(A) primary xylem
(B) phellogen
(C) phellem
(D) phelloderm
primary xylem
(A) tannins
(B) resins
(C) oils
(D) all
all
(A) pericycle
(B) pith
(C) medullary rays
(D) endodermis
medullary rays
(A) parenchyma
(B) meristimatic cell
(C) collenchymas
(D) sclerenchyma
meristimatic cell
(A) dicot root
(B) dicot stem
(C) monocot stem
(D) monocot root
dicot root
(A) dicot stem
(B) monocot stem
(C) dicot root
(D) monocot root
monocot stem
(A) dicot stem
(B) monocot stem
(C) dicot root
(D) monocot root
monocot stem
(A) hydathodes
(B) lenticels
(C) root hair
(D) conjoint bundle
lenticels
(A) dicot stem
(B) monocot stem
(C) dicot root
(D) monocot root
dicot stem
(A) open vascular bundle present in dicot stem only
(B) close vascular bundle present in monocot stem and dicot leaf
(C) bulliform cells are photosynthetic
(D) phellogen is product of dedifferentiation
bulliform cells are photosynthetic
(A) guard cell
(B) pericycle
(C) phellem
(D) phellogen
phellogen
(A) monocot leaf have equal size of vascular bundle except mid-vein
(B) dicot leaf show different size vascular bundle how many correct-
(A) only a
(B) only b
(C) both correct
(D) both wrong
both correct
(A) Five
(B) four
(C) six
(D) seven
Five
(A) primary xylem
(B) phelloderm
(C) secondary phloem
(D) phellem
secondary phloem
(A) hypodermis of dicot stem
(B) leaf petiole
(C) root pericycle
(D) all of the above is not location
root pericycle
(A) radial bundle
(B) casparian strip
(C) small pith
(D) cork absent
small pith
(A) hypodermis of monocot stem - sclerenchyma
(B) pericycle of root - parenchyma
(C) xylem fiber - sclerenchyma
(D) hypodermis of dicot stem - collenchyma How many are correctly matched-
(A) one
(B) two
(C) three
(D) four
four
(A) secondary xylem
(B) secondary phloem
(C) cork cambium
(D) all of the above
cork cambium
(A) intercellular space present in collenchyma
(B) guard cell is photosynthetic how many are correct-
(A) only a
(B) both correct
(C) only b
(D) both wrong
both correct
(A) radial bundle
(B) open vascular bundle
(C) starch sheath in endodermis
(D) equal size vascular bundle
equal size vascular bundle
(A) secondary xylem
(B) epidermis
(C) primary phloem
(D) secondary phloem
secondary xylem
(A) mesophyll cell
(B) subsidiary cell
(C) phellem
(D) metaphloem
phellem
(A) collenchymas
(B) sclerenchyma
(C) parenchyma
(D) non of the above
sclerenchyma
(A) bulliform cell
(B) spongy parenchyma
(C) hydathodes
(D) primary xylem
spongy parenchyma
(A) hypodermis of wheat stem can have sclerenchyma
(B) inner wall of guard cell is thick in dicots
(C) endodermis is starch sheath in monocot stem
(D) meristimatic cell have plasmodesmata
endodermis is starch sheath in monocot stem
(A) dicot leaf can show secondary growth
(B) trichome is unicellular always
(C) root cap not present in monocot root
(D) cork cambium is secondary meristem
cork cambium is secondary meristem
(A) monocot root also have radial bundle
(B) spring wood give small number of vascular bundle which have less diameter Mark the correct-
(A) only a
(B) both correct
(C) only b
(D) both wrong
only a
(A) bark is all tissue external to vascular cambium
(B) heart wood involve primary xylem
(C) Autummn wood appear dark ring in tropical plant
(D) phelloderm is dead layer
Autummn wood appear dark ring in tropical plant
(A) intra fascicular cambium
(B) cork cambium
(C) vascular cambium in root
(D) non of the above
non of the above
(A) dicot root and dicot leaf
(B) dicot and monocot root
(C) dicot root and dicot leaf
(D) dicot stem and dicot root
dicot stem and dicot root
(A) In roots collenchyma is absent
(B) In dicot stem ground tissue have parenchyma , collenchyma and sclerenchyma
(C) periderm lack any dividing cell as its part
(D) phellem is dead parenchyma cells
periderm lack any dividing cell as its part
(A) periderm
(B) periderm
(C) phelloderm
(D) lateral meristem
lateral meristem
(A) sieve tube cells have peripheral cytoplasm
(B) pit fields are present in between companion cell and phloem parenchyma
(C) phloem parenchyma absent in monocot
(D) both xylem vessel and tracheids have perforation
pit fields are present in between companion cell and phloem parenchyma
(A) pericycle in roots
(B) xylem fibre
(C) bundle sheath cell in dicot leaf
(D) all
all
(A) Dicot stem- Eustele
(B) Monocot stem - phloem parenchyma present
(C) hypodermis in dicot stem - parenchyma
(D) dicot leaf - radial bundle
Dicot stem- Eustele
(A) pericycle help in secondary growth in dicot root
(B) subsidiary cell in leaf epidermis vary in shape not size, compare to other epidermal cells how many correct-
(A) only a
(B) only b
(C) both correct
(D) both wrong
only a
(A) stomata can also be present in dicot stem
(B) cortex in dicot stem is differentiated into different layers having different type of cells how many correct-
(A) only a
(B) only b
(C) both correct
(D) both wrong
both correct
(A) four
(B) five
(C) six
(D) three
six
(A) lenticels-dicot root
(B) pericycle in dicot stem- fibre
(C) Monocot stem- water filled cavities
(D) Endodermis in root- suberin on radial wall not tangential wall
Endodermis in root- suberin on radial wall not tangential wall
(A) vascular bundle,pericycle and pith is part of stele
(B) primary medullary rays is present between secondary xylem and seconday phloem how many correct-
(A) only a
(B) only b
(C) both correct
(D) both wrong
only a
(A) soft bark- form early in season
(B) annual ring - secondary xylem
(C) complimentary cell- product of redifferentiation
(D) cortex of root - sclerenchyma
cortex of root - sclerenchyma
(A) collenchymas and phloem parenchyma absent in monocot
(B) phloem fibre absent in dicot leaf how many correct-
(A) only a
(B) only b
(C) both correct
(D) both wrong
both correct
(A) epidermis of root - product of differentiation
(B) fasicular cambium of dicot stem- product of dedifferentiation
(C) cork cambium - undergo redifferentiation
(D) secondary xylem- secondary tissue
cork cambium - undergo redifferentiation
(A) palisade and spongy parenchyma have chloroplast
(B) aerial root like pneumatophore not have root cap how many correct-
(A) only a
(B) only b
(C) both correct
(D) both wrong
both correct
(A) sap wood is conducting devoid of any lignin containing cells
(B) vascular cambium in root arise from pericycle how many correct-
(A) only a
(B) only b
(C) both correct (D) both wrong
only b
(A) phellogen- oval shape cells
(B) Winter- autumn wood or early wood
(C) dicot leaf petiole- lack collenchymas
(D) cork cells - can present in dicot stem and dicot root
cork cells - can present in dicot stem and dicot root
(A) secondary medullary rays also present in monocot stem
(B) trichome can be branched or unbranched how many correct-
(A) only a
(B) only b
(C) both correct
(D) both wrong
only b