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what is endarch and exarch ??
Is groundnut a monocot or dicot?
conjoint and collateral vascular bundles
What is the function of dicot and monocot leaf,stem and root?
what is the difference between morphology and anatomy?
what is meanig of "collenchyma is found
what is isodiametric cells and homogeneos layer
Categorize the following into Differentiation, Dedifferentiation and Redifferentiation
1. Secondary cortex
2. Secondary Xylem
3. Secondary Phloem
4. Phellem
5. Phellogen
6. Cork cambium
7. Medullary rays
8. Casparian strips
9. Dicot root
10. Dicot stem
11. Pericycle
12. Pith
13. Hypodermis
14. Bulliform cells
15. Mesophyll
16. Intrafascicular cambium
17. Interfascicular cambium
what is the function of medullary rays?
what is the difference between autumn wood and spring wood????
What is the difference between open and closed type
Root hairs are unicellular or multicellular.explain?
what is the meaning of dorsiventral leaf?
The collenchyma occurs in layers below epidermis in dicotyledonous plants..................so how they occur in monoctoyledonous plant ?
what does homogenous layer means ??
what is the difference between monocot root and dicot root
name the various kind of cell layers that constitute the bark.
What is one basic difference between endodermis and epidermis
What are the functions of Cambium
DIFFRENCE BETWEEN METAXYLEM AND PROTOXYLEM ?
what is the meaning ofsemi-lunar patches?
what is exarch, endarch and polyarch and where they are present??????
' Parenchyma forms the major component within organs' explain this line
what is a node and a axil ?
why are xylem & phloem called complex tissues????
what is meant by extrastelar intrastelar secondry growth?explain
What is meant by radial conduction ?
what is ? intercellular matrix
discuss the V.S. of monocot leaf
difference b/w cork cambium and vascular cambium.
Describe the internal structure of a dorsiventral leaf with the help of labelled diagrams.
Describe the function of adhering junction?
difference b/w trichoms and root hairs.
what is the meaning of isodiametric cell?
What is liginin and cellulose?
what is endarch and exarch?
What is the difference between a plastid and a proplastid?
what is the major difference between monocot and dicot stem which we can identify by seeing their diagrams???
difference between monocot root and monocot stem
difference between
protoxylem and metaxylem
protophloem and metaphloem
exarchxylem and endarchxylem
How does secondary growth takes place in the dicot stem? or Explain how cork cambium is formed? Pls explain in simple words
what is the different between radial and conjoint
Draw illustrations to bring out anatomical difference between
(a) Monocot root and dicot root
(b) Monocot stem and dicot stem
what r comers?
explain what is promeristem,primary and secondary meristmatic tissues.
difference between :
a) dicot root and monocot root
b) dicot stem and monocot stem
c)dicot leaf and monocot leaf
minimum three or maximum five (for5 marks and 3 marks)
is collenchyma tissue present in monocots?and arethey present in roots of plants?
cuzi find to reallycontradictory statements in two books. so please tell me
What is cortex,protoderm,leaf primordium?
What is phyllotaxy?
How are exarch and endarch conditions differ anatomically in sten and root?
What does septate and aseptate mean?
what is meaning of the 'epipetalous'?
what are primary meristems ?
Cut a transverse section of young stem of a plant from your school garden and observe it under the microscope. How would you ascertain whether it is a monocot stem or dicot stem? Give reasons.
old ncert book of biology of any year between 2004-2008
How is secondary growth accomplished in dioct root
difference between bark and cork?
what is the difference between root hair and stem hair?
what is phellem and phellogen in simple language
Upload a few diagrams and videos for The Permanent Tissues
plzz define parenchyma with diagram....
difference between dicot stem and dicot root...
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Syllabus
what is endarch and exarch ??
Is groundnut a monocot or dicot?
conjoint and collateral vascular bundles
What is the function of dicot and monocot leaf,stem and root?
what is the difference between morphology and anatomy?
what is meanig of "collenchyma is found
what is isodiametric cells and homogeneos layer
Categorize the following into Differentiation, Dedifferentiation and Redifferentiation
1. Secondary cortex
2. Secondary Xylem
3. Secondary Phloem
4. Phellem
5. Phellogen
6. Cork cambium
7. Medullary rays
8. Casparian strips
9. Dicot root
10. Dicot stem
11. Pericycle
12. Pith
13. Hypodermis
14. Bulliform cells
15. Mesophyll
16. Intrafascicular cambium
17. Interfascicular cambium
what is the function of medullary rays?
what is the difference between autumn wood and spring wood????
What is the difference between open and closed type
Root hairs are unicellular or multicellular.explain?
helps in quick repair
provides dynamic nature
gives semi permeable nature
both 2 and 3
which face of golgi complex gives rise to secretory vesicles-- cis or trans face?
pls explain these 2 questions
what is the meaning of dorsiventral leaf?
The collenchyma occurs in layers below epidermis in dicotyledonous plants..................so how they occur in monoctoyledonous plant ?
what does homogenous layer means ??
what is the difference between monocot root and dicot root
name the various kind of cell layers that constitute the bark.
What is one basic difference between endodermis and epidermis
What are the functions of Cambium
DIFFRENCE BETWEEN METAXYLEM AND PROTOXYLEM ?
what is the meaning ofsemi-lunar patches?
what is exarch, endarch and polyarch and where they are present??????
' Parenchyma forms the major component within organs' explain this line
what is a node and a axil ?
why are xylem & phloem called complex tissues????
what is meant by extrastelar intrastelar secondry growth?explain
What is meant by radial conduction ?
what is ? intercellular matrix
discuss the V.S. of monocot leaf
difference b/w cork cambium and vascular cambium.
Describe the internal structure of a dorsiventral leaf with the help of labelled diagrams.
Describe the function of adhering junction?
difference b/w trichoms and root hairs.
what is the meaning of isodiametric cell?
What is liginin and cellulose?
Sorry for not posting image in previous question
what is endarch and exarch?
What is the difference between a plastid and a proplastid?
what is the major difference between monocot and dicot stem which we can identify by seeing their diagrams???
difference between monocot root and monocot stem
difference between
protoxylem and metaxylem
protophloem and metaphloem
exarchxylem and endarchxylem
How does secondary growth takes place in the dicot stem? or Explain how cork cambium is formed? Pls explain in simple words
what is the different between radial and conjoint
Draw illustrations to bring out anatomical difference between
(a) Monocot root and dicot root
(b) Monocot stem and dicot stem
what r comers?
explain what is promeristem,primary and secondary meristmatic tissues.
difference between :
a) dicot root and monocot root
b) dicot stem and monocot stem
c)dicot leaf and monocot leaf
minimum three or maximum five (for5 marks and 3 marks)
is collenchyma tissue present in monocots?and arethey present in roots of plants?
cuzi find to reallycontradictory statements in two books. so please tell me
What is cortex,protoderm,leaf primordium?
What is phyllotaxy?
How are exarch and endarch conditions differ anatomically in sten and root?
What does septate and aseptate mean?
what is meaning of the 'epipetalous'?
what are primary meristems ?
Cut a transverse section of young stem of a plant from your school garden and observe it under the microscope. How would you ascertain whether it is a monocot stem or dicot stem? Give reasons.
old ncert book of biology of any year between 2004-2008
How is secondary growth accomplished in dioct root
difference between bark and cork?
what is the difference between root hair and stem hair?
replication and cell growth also take place. It has to take place in a coordinated way to ensure correct
division and formation of progeny cells containing intact genomes. With the help of a well labelled illustration, explain the sequence of events by which a cell divides and eventually divides into two
daughter cells.
what is phellem and phellogen in simple language
Upload a few diagrams and videos for The Permanent Tissues
plzz define parenchyma with diagram....
difference between dicot stem and dicot root...
Plz clarify once.