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What is the floral formula for hibiscus?
How do petals in pea plants are arranged? wht is such type of arrangement called?
What is the difference between Acropetal and Basipetal order?
is mustard a monocot or dicot plant
what are hypogynous perigynous and epigynous flowers.
WHAT IS DIFFERENCE BT TAP AND FIBROUS ROOT
Give examples of gamosepalous, polysepalous, gamopetalous and polypetalous calyx and corolla respectively.
why is maize grain usually called as fruit not a seed?
what is the difference between zoospores and zygospores?
In monocotyledons , the leaf base expandsinto a sheath covering the stem partially or wholly . In some leguminous plants the leafbase may become swollen whivh is called a pulvinous .
Explain .
''potato is a stem and sweet potato is a root ''justify the statement .
What is the function of stipule in leaves ?
please ans. quickly
what is acropetal and basipetal sucession...?
Why is jasmine a stolon & not a runner ?
draw a floral diagram from this floral formula..
floral formula- br, brl,
. In which of following, the plants have all roots?
(a) Podostemon
(b) Lemna
(c) Wolffia
(d) Utricularia
WHAT'S THE FUNCTION OF STIPULES .......????????
does monstera have adventitious roots?
what is unilocular and multilocular ovary????
Waht is the difference between terminal and axillary bud?
In Family Fabaceae its written that the calyx has imbricate aestivation , then why does the diagram show the corolla having valvate aestivation?
In Family Fabaceae does the corolla have valvate or imbricate aestivation ?
The same mistake is given in the NCERT text also ( Refer Page 79 )...
Pls answer soon .....
What is acropetal manner ?
what are true fruits and false fruits?
in a video show the acropetal and basipetal arrangement of flower
what is valvet, twisted, imbricate and vexillary aestivation ?
what is bracteate and ebracteate?
what is fasciculated roots? give examples.
what is the difference between acropetal and basipetal
What are Floral Appendages?
. Food present in bulbil occurs in:
(a) Root
(b) Stem
(c) Leaf base
(d) Petioles
what is the edible part of coconut is called???
define floral diagram and floral formulae.
what is meant by - internodes do not elongate and axis gets condensed??
what are floral appendages??
explain the modification of stem of strawberry ,mint,pista,pineapple etc
what are the examples for racemose and cymose infloroscence?
difference between stipules and axillary bud?
What are the incisions on the lamina of a leaf? What is meant by incisions?
define introse and exotrose anthers in plants?
What is the difference between phylloclade and cladode?
what are clasping roots?
WHAT IS THE FLORAL FORMULA OF HIBISCUS?
bryophyllum has which types of roots
plz explain morphology of flower.
difference between leaf tendrils and stem tendril in tabular form
difference between fibrous root and adventitious roo in tabular form
what is fasciculated tuberous roots??
difference between taproot and adventitious root in tabular form.
are creepers and runners same??
what is furcate venation?
why is maize grain usually called as a fruit and not a seed?
what is bracteate?
how to represent a floral diagram? Does it have any symbols? if yes, what are they and what does it stand for??
wht are runner, sucker, and stolon,? how they r classified from stems?
explain with suitable examples the diffrrent types of phyllotaxy. give significance of phyllotaxy.
What is
1. Fid incision
2. Partite incision
3. Sect incision?
what is the meaning of mother axis?
describe the taproot modification with labeled diagram answere this question for 4 marks pls
what does "Petiole Holds the leaf base to light" mean? does it mean it helps to face sunlight? is leaf base nd blade same? as in d book its gvn as blade instead of leaf base.
in d nxt line it shud b bringing nd not ringing.
there are a lot of mistakes in phyllotaxy as well. eg: in d table it should b types of phyllotaxy nd not venation......
Differentiate between true fruit and false fruit.
term tissue was given by whom ?(A) Bichat(B) grew(C) louis pasteur(D) none of the above
what is the full form of 'PEN'?
explain the structure of a dicotyledonous seed
Name & explain the different types of underground stem modification.......
what are the parts of flower
what is monocarpellary superior ovary ?
Draw the labelled diagram of the following:
(i) Gram seed
(ii) V.S. of maize seed
what is whorl?
What are Parthenocarpic Fruits?
What is ascent of sap? Give the most acceptable theory of ascent of sap in higher plants.
what is the floral formula of maize plant????
what r polycarpic n monocarpic plants ?
is it ri8 that annuals n biennials r monocarpic . if yes , why so?
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What is the floral formula for hibiscus?
How do petals in pea plants are arranged? wht is such type of arrangement called?
What is the difference between Acropetal and Basipetal order?
is mustard a monocot or dicot plant
what are hypogynous perigynous and epigynous flowers.
WHAT IS DIFFERENCE BT TAP AND FIBROUS ROOT
Give examples of gamosepalous, polysepalous, gamopetalous and polypetalous calyx and corolla respectively.
why is maize grain usually called as fruit not a seed?
what is the difference between zoospores and zygospores?
In monocotyledons , the leaf base expandsinto a sheath covering the stem partially or wholly . In some leguminous plants the leafbase may become swollen whivh is called a pulvinous .
rnExplain .
''potato is a stem and sweet potato is a root ''justify the statement .
What is the function of stipule in leaves ?
please ans. quickly
what is acropetal and basipetal sucession...?
Why is jasmine a stolon & not a runner ?
draw a floral diagram from this floral formula..
floral formula- br, brl,
. In which of following, the plants have all roots?
(a) Podostemon
(b) Lemna
(c) Wolffia
(d) Utricularia
WHAT'S THE FUNCTION OF STIPULES .......????????
does monstera have adventitious roots?
what is unilocular and multilocular ovary????
Waht is the difference between terminal and axillary bud?
In Family Fabaceae its written that the calyx has imbricate aestivation , then why does the diagram show the corolla having valvate aestivation?
In Family Fabaceae does the corolla have valvate or imbricate aestivation ?
The same mistake is given in the NCERT text also ( Refer Page 79 )...
Pls answer soon .....
What is acropetal manner ?
32. Find the incorrect statement :
(a) In pinnately compound leaf rachis is present
(b) Rachis, actually represents the mid-rib of the leaf in a pinnately compound leaf
(c) In palmately compound leaf rachis is absent
(d) Silk cotton has got palmately compound leaf
what are true fruits and false fruits?
in a video show the acropetal and basipetal arrangement of flower
what is valvet, twisted, imbricate and vexillary aestivation ?
what is bracteate and ebracteate?
what is fasciculated roots? give examples.
what is the difference between acropetal and basipetal
What are Floral Appendages?
. Food present in bulbil occurs in:
(a) Root
(b) Stem
(c) Leaf base
(d) Petioles
what is the edible part of coconut is called???
define floral diagram and floral formulae.
what is meant by - internodes do not elongate and axis gets condensed??
what are floral appendages??
explain the modification of stem of strawberry ,mint,pista,pineapple etc
what are the examples for racemose and cymose infloroscence?
difference between stipules and axillary bud?
What are the incisions on the lamina of a leaf? What is meant by incisions?
define introse and exotrose anthers in plants?
What is the difference between phylloclade and cladode?
what are clasping roots?
WHAT IS THE FLORAL FORMULA OF HIBISCUS?
bryophyllum has which types of roots
plz explain morphology of flower.
difference between leaf tendrils and stem tendril in tabular form
a) Rose b) Wild pea
c) Castor d) Kadam
difference between fibrous root and adventitious roo in tabular form
what is fasciculated tuberous roots??
difference between taproot and adventitious root in tabular form.
are creepers and runners same??
what is furcate venation?
why is maize grain usually called as a fruit and not a seed?
what is bracteate?
how to represent a floral diagram? Does it have any symbols? if yes, what are they and what does it stand for??
wht are runner, sucker, and stolon,? how they r classified from stems?
explain with suitable examples the diffrrent types of phyllotaxy. give significance of phyllotaxy.
What is
1. Fid incision
2. Partite incision
3. Sect incision?
what is the meaning of mother axis?
describe the taproot modification with labeled diagram answere this question for 4 marks pls
what does "Petiole Holds the leaf base to light" mean? does it mean it helps to face sunlight? is leaf base nd blade same? as in d book its gvn as blade instead of leaf base.
in d nxt line it shud b bringing nd not ringing.
there are a lot of mistakes in phyllotaxy as well. eg: in d table it should b types of phyllotaxy nd not venation......
Differentiate between true fruit and false fruit.
term tissue was given by whom ?
(A) Bichat
(B) grew
(C) louis pasteur
(D) none of the above
what is the full form of 'PEN'?
explain the structure of a dicotyledonous seed
Name & explain the different types of underground stem modification.......
what are the parts of flower
what is monocarpellary superior ovary ?
Draw the labelled diagram of the following:
(i) Gram seed
(ii) V.S. of maize seed
what is whorl?
What are Parthenocarpic Fruits?
What is ascent of sap? Give the most acceptable theory of ascent of sap in higher plants.
what is the floral formula of maize plant????
what r polycarpic n monocarpic plants ?
rnis it ri8 that annuals n biennials r monocarpic . if yes , why so?