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Pranav Pundarik
-Anatomy of Flowering Plants-

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1.Whichoneiscorrect?
(a)Anatomy-internalmorphology,studyofinternalstructures
(b)Tissue-agroupofcellshavingacommonoriginandusuallyperforminga
commonfunction
(c)Permanenttissueshavemorepowerofmitosis
(d)(a)and(b)

D
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2.Duringsecondarygrowthcompleteringisformedby
(a)Onlyfascicularcambia
(b)Onlyinterfascicularcambia
(c)Fascicularcambiaandinterfascicularcambia
(d)Fascicularcambia+phellogen

C
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3. Meristemsare present in
(a)Root apex and shoot apex
(b)Bases of leaves
(c)Axillarybuds
(d)All

D
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4.Duringformationofleavesandelongationofstem,somecellsare‘left
behind’fromshootapicalmeristem,constitute_____
(a)Lateralmeristem
(b)Axillarybud
(c)Apicalmeristem
(d)Shootapicalmeristem

B
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5.A branch or a flower is developed in the axilof leaves by
(a)Apical bud
(b)Axillarybud
(c)Apical meristem
(d)Shoot apical meristem

B
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6.Which one is correct about intercalary meristem?
(a)It occurs between mature tissues
(b)It occurs in grasses and regenerate parts removed by grazing herbivores
(c)It is a primary meristem
(d)All

D
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7.All are lateral meristemexcept
(a)Fascicular/vascular cambium
(b)Interfascicularcambium
(c)Apical and intercalary meristem
(d)Phellogen

C
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8.Secondary tissues are produced by all except
(a)Fascicular cambium
(b)Interfascicularcambium
(c)Apical meristem
(d)Phellogen

C
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9.Permanenttissueconsistsofcellshavingnopowerofcelldivision.Such
tissueareformedby
(a)Primarymeristem
(b)Corkcambium
(c)Fascicularandinterfascicularcambium
(d)All

D
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10.Primary tissues of a plant
(a)Add to the length of roots and shoots
(b)Add to the diameter of existing roots and shoots
(c)Are found only in the embryo
(d)Are found only in the seedling

A
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11.Secondary tissues of a plant
(a)Add to the length of roots and shoots
(b)Add to the diameter of existing roots and shoots
(c)Are found only in the embryo
(d)Are found only in seedling

B
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12.Cells of permanent tissue are specialised
(a)Functionally
(b)Only structurally
(c)Both structurally and functionally
(d)For mitosis

C
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13.Duringtheformationofprimaryplantbody,specificregionsoftheapical
meristemproduce
(a)Dermal tissues
(b)Ground tissues
(c)Vascular tissues
(d)All

D
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14.Apicalmeristemandintercalarymeristemareprimarymeristembecausethey
(a)Are disintegrated after primary growth of plant
(b)Are disintegrated after secondary growth of plant
(c)Appearearlyinthelifeofaplantandcontributetotheformationofthe
primaryplantbody
(d)None

C
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15.Meristemhelps in
(a)Absorption of water
(b)Growth of plants
(c)Absorption of minerals
(d)Transpiration

B
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16. Grass stem elongates after initial growth due to
(a)Lateral meristem
(b)Secondary meristem
(c)Intercalary meristem
(d)Apical meristem

C
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17. Meristematicactivity occurs at
(a)Vascular tissue
(b)Stem apex
(c)Leaf
(d)Root hair

B
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18. Root apex is sub terminal because it is
(a)Covered with root hair
(b)Covered with root cap
(c)Covered with epidermis
(d)Under the soil

B
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19.Axillaryand terminal buds develop by activity of
(a)Lateral meristem
(b)Intercalary meristem
(c)Apical meristem
(d)Parenchyma

C
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20.Which one is secondary lateral meristem?
(a)Intercalary
(b)Cork cambium
(c)Interfascicularcambium
(d)Both (b) and (c)

D
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21.Whichoneiscorrect?
(a)Permanenttissuehavingallcellssimilarinstructureandfunctionare
simpletissues
(b)Permanenttissueshavingdifferenttypesofcellsarecomplextissues
(c)Parenchyma,collenchymaandsclerenchymaaresimpletissue
(d)All

D
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22.The following characters are attributed to
A.Cell wall-thin, cellulosic
B.Shape of cells-generally isodiametric
C.Intercellular space -present/absent
D.Photosynthetic, storage, or secretoryin functions
Options :
(a)Collenchyma
(b)Parenchyma
(c)Sclerenchyma
(d)Vascular tissue

B
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23.The following characters are shown by which of the following tissues
A.Occurs as layers or patches
B.Cell wall-unevenly thickened due to pectocellulosicdeposition
C.Cells-spherical, oval or polygonal
D.Often has chloroplast
E.Living mechanical tissue
F.Occurs in hypodermis of young dicotstem and petiole
Options :
(a)Parenchyma
(b)Collenchyma
(c)Sclerenchyma
(d)Vascular tissue

B
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24.Root hairs are present in
(a)Zone of cell division
(b)Zone of cell elongation
(c)Zone of maturation
(d)Root cap

C
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25.Deadcellswithnarrowlumenandlignifiedcellwallwithfewornumerous
pitsandservingmechanicalfunctiononlyarecalled
(a)Collenchyma
(b)Xylem
(c)Aerenchyma
(d)Sclerenchyma

D
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26.Fibresand sclereidsare the types of
(a)Parenchyma
(b)Collenchyma
(c)Sclerenchyma
(d)Xylem

C
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27.Thedead,elongatedcellshavinglignifiedthickwalloccuringingroupswith
taperingendsandservingamechanicalfunctionarecalled
(a)Fibres
(b)Vessels
(c)Tracheids
(d)Collenchyma

A
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28.Which of the following statement is incorrect about sclreids?
(a)Variously shaped
(b)Highly thickened + lignified cell wall and lumen is narrow
(c)Commonly found in fruit wall of nuts, seed coat of legumes and leaves
(d)They are type of parenchyma

D
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29.Xylem
(a)Functionsasconductingtissueforwaterandmineralsfromroottothe
stemandleaves
(b)Providemechanicalstrengthtoplantparts
(c)Both
(d)Isabsentinpteridophytes

C
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30.Xylem in angiosperms consists of how many types of elements
(a)4
(b)3
(c)2
(d)1

A
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31.Angiospermicxylem consists of
(a)Vessels + tracheidsonly
(b)Tracheids+ fibresonly
(c)Vessel, tracheids, fibresand parenchyma
(d)Parenchyma and fibresonly

C
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32.Inpteridophytesandgymnosperms,axylemconsistsofallexcept
(a)Vessel
(b)Tracheid
(c)Fibre
(d)Parenchyma

A
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33.Tracheid, vessel and sclereidsare similar in that they all
(a)Lack secondary walls
(b)Conduct water and mineral
(c)Function when dead
(d)Have open ends

C
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34.In each vascular bundle, the tissue nearest to the centre of stem is
(a)Phloem
(b)Fibres
(c)Vascular cambium
(d)Xylem

D
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35.Conductingcellscalled_____elementsarethepartofxylemwherewater
andmineralsaretransported
(a)Tracheary
(b)Vascular
(c)Vessel
(d)Both(a)and(c)

D
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36.Unlike tracheids, vessel elements
(a)Function when dead
(b)Are spindle shaped
(c)Are found primarily in angiosperm
(d)Lose part or all of end walls

C
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37.The is the centremosttissue in a dicotstem
(a)Pith
(b)Xylem
(c)Phloem
(d)Pericycle

A
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38. Tracheidsand vessel elements
(a)Die before they become functional
(b)Are important constituents of all plants
(c)Are found in the secondary plant body
(d)Are without lignified cell wall

A
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39.Vascularcambiumformsxylemontheinsideandphloemontheoutsidedueto
(a)Differentialactionofhormones
(b)Intrafascicularnature
(c)Shearingforceofwind
(d)Effectofgrowth

A
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40.Match the following
Column–I Column–II
I.Multicellularwith wide lumen A.Vessel
II.They consist of vertical rows B.Tracheid
of the cells with cross wall dissolved
III.Discontinuous lumen due to presence
of end walls
IV.They are dead
V.Cell walls are lignified
VI.Long, cylindrical tube-like structure
VII.Elongated
Options :
(a)A-I, II, IV, V, VI; B-III, IV, V, VII
(b)A-III, IV, V, VII ; B-I, II, IV, V, VI
(c)A-I, IV, VII; B-III, II, IV, V, VII
(d)A-I, II, III, IV ; B-II, IV, V, VI, VII

A
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41.Which of the following is living element of xylem?
(a)Fibre
(b)Parenchyma
(c)Tracheid
(d)Vessel

B
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42.Xylem parenchyma stores
(a)Starch
(b)Fat
(c)Tannins
(d)all

D
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43.Ray parenchyma cells
(a)Are living
(b)Are dead
(c)Perform radial conduction of water
(d)(a) and (c)

D
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44.Inangiospermphloem
(a)Bothsievetubeelementsandcompanioncellshavenuclei
(b)Sievetubeelementshavenucleibutcompanioncellsdonot
(c)Thecompanioncellshavenucleibutsievetubeelementsdonot
(d)Neithercompanioncellshavenucleinorsievetubeshavenuclei

C
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45.Sievetubesmembershavesieveplateswheretheyjoinwithothersieve
tubeelements.Describethesieveplates
(a)Sieveplatesarenecessarytoallowconductionbetweensievetubescells
(b)Sieveplatesallowjoiningofcytoplasmbetweenadjacenttubecells
(c)Sieveplatesaretheperforatedendwallsofsievetubes
(d)All

D
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46.The living and non-lignified components of vascular bundle is/are
(a)Vessels and tracheid
(b)Vessels and phloem
(c)Wood fibreand phloem
(d)Wood parenchyma and sieve tube

D
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47.Match the following
Column–I Column II
I.Sieve tube A.Gymnospermicphloem
II.Companion cell B.Angispermicphloem
III.Albuminouscell
IV.Sieve cells
V.Parenchyma
VI.Fibre
Options :
(a) A = I, II, V, VI; B = III, IV, V, VI
(b) A = I, III, IV, V, VI; B = II, III, IV, V, VI
(c) A = III, IV, VI; B=I, II, V, VI
(d) A = I, V, VI; B = II, III, IV

C
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48.Whichofthefollowingstatementiswrong?
A.Sievetubeorsievecellislivingbutenucleate
B.Xylemandphloemconstitutethevascularbundle
C.Firstformedxylemelementandphloemelementarecalledmeta
xylemandmetaphloemrespectivley
D.Phloemfibresaregenerallyabsentinprimaryphloem
E.Phloemparenchymaisabsentinmostofthemonocots
Options:
(a)A,B,E
(b)C
(c)D,E
(d)C,D

B
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49.Which of the following statements is incorrect about companion cell?
(a)It is specialisedparenchyma cell
(b)Its nucleus controls the function of sieve tube
(c)It helps in maintaining the pressure gradient in sieve tube
(d)It is present in all vascular plants having phloem

D
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50.Heterogenoustissues are
(a)Vascular and cork cambium
(b)Xylem and phloem elements
(c)Dermal layer and ground tissue
(d)Parenchyma and sclerenchyma

B
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51.At maturity, sieve tubes do not possess
(a)Cell wall
(b)Nucleus
(c)Cytoplasm
(d)Vacuoles

B
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52.Sieve tube is
(a)Multicellular, vessel like structure
(b)Provided with porous septa
(c)The main conducting element for translocation of food
(d)All of above

D
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53.Complex tissue comprises
(a)Xylem and phloem
(b)Heterogeneous tissue
(c)Conductive tissue
(d)All of these

D
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54.Albuminouscell of gymnosperm are equivalent to
(a)Sieve tubes
(b)Sieve cells
(c)Companion cells
(d)Cork cambium

C
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55.Companion cell are associated with
(a)Sieve cells
(b)Sieve tubes
(c)Albuminouscells
(d)Vessels

B
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56.Sieve tubes are best suited for translocation of solutes because
(a)They are much broader than long
(b)They posses no end wall
(c)They have higher number of pits
(d)They posses interconnected lumen

A
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57.Griitinessof fruits like pears is due to
(a)Presence of silica
(b)Presence of stone cells/sclereids
(c)Presence of raphids
(d)Formation of cystolith

B
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58.Whichofthefollowingstatementsaboutthephloemparenchymaisfalse?
(a)Itiselongated,spindleshaped,nucleatecellhavingdensecytoplasm
(b)Itscellwalliscomposedofnon-cellulosicmaterial
(c)Ithaspitsthroughwhichplasmodesmataconnectionsexistsbetweencells
(d)Besidesfood,itstoresresins,tannins,latexetc

B
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59.Which of the following cell is described by following characters?
I.Sclerenchymatouscells
II.Much elongated, unbranchedand tapering ends
III.Needle like shape
IV.Cell wall thick
V.Dead cells
VII.Found in secondary phloem
Options :
(a) Sieve tubes
(b) Phloem parenchyma
(c) Phloem firbes/blast fibres
(d) Comapnionor albuminouscells

C
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60.Which of the bastfibresis of great commercial value?
(a)Jute
(b)Flax
(c)Hemp
(d)All

D
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61.A mature sieve tube
(a)Possesses peripheral cytoplasm and no nucleus
(b)Has large vacuole
(c)Isconnectedwithcompanioncellsbypitfieldspresentbetweentheir
commonlongitudinalwall
(d)All

D
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62.Onthebasisoflocationandfunction,howmanytypesoftissuesystemare
foundinvascularplants
(a)2
(b)3
(c)4
(d)5

B
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63.Epidermis is derived form
(a)Ground meristem
(b)Procambium
(c)Protoderm
(d)Corpus

C
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64.The primary function of epidermis is
(a)Protection
(b)Photosynthesis
(c)Conduction of water and solute
(d)Mechanical support

A
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65.Epidermis consists of _____ and is _____ (layered)
(a)Sclerenchyma, multi
(b)Collenchyma, single
(c)Parenchyma, multi
(d)Parenchyma, single

D
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66.Excessive loss of water is prevented by
(a)Epidermis
(b)Endodermis
(c)Cortex
(d)Xylem

A
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67.Trichomes, hairs, stomata etc are included under
(a)Ground tissue system
(b)Vascular tissusesystem
(c)Epidermal tissue system
(d)None

C
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68.Stomata develop from
(a)Dermal tissue
(b)Ground tissue
(c)Accessory tissue
(d)Vascular tissue

A
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69.Guard cell differ from epidermal cells in having
(a)Specific shape
(b)Chloroplast
(c)Heterogeneous nature of cell wall
(d)All

D
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70.Whichofthestatementisfalse?
A.Epidermalcellshavesmallamountofcytoplasmandlargevacuole
B.Waxylayercuticleisabsentinroots
C.Roothairsareunicellularwhilestemhairsaremulticellular
D.Trichomes-branched/unbranched,soft/stiffandsecretoryortranspiration
preventive
E.Guardcellsaredumbbellshapedindicots,bean-shapedinmonocots
Options:
(a)A
(b)D
(c)C
(d)E

D
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71.The stomatalapparatus includes
(a)Only stomatalaperture
(b)Stomatalaperture and guard cells
(c)Only guard cell
(d)Stomatalaperture, guard cells and surrounding subsidiary cells

D
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72.Which one is wrong about guard cells?
(a)They are modified ground tissue
(b)They are chlorophyllous
(c)Their outer wall is thin and inner wall is highly thickened
(d)Theyregulatestomatalmovementfortranspirationandgaseousexchange

A
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73.Sometimesafewepidermalcellsinthevicinityofguardcellsbecome
specialisedintheirshapeandsizeandareknownas
(a)Stomatalaperture
(b)Trichomecell
(c)Subsidiarycell
(d)Stomata

C
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74.Howmanyshootapicalmeristematiczonesareexpectedinthetwigofa
plantpossesing9branches,39leaves
(a)9
(b)39
(c)10
(d)8

C
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75.Ground/fundamental tissue system is made up of
(a)Parenchyma
(b)Collenchyma
(c)Sclerenchyma
(d)All

D
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76.Ground tissue includes
(a)cortex + pericycle
(b)pith
(c)medullaryray
(d)All

D
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77.In leaves, ground tissue consists of
(a)Mesophyll
(b)Epidermis
(c)Vascular tissues
(d)Guard cells

A
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78.Pit field allow plasmodesmatato travel through
(a)The primary cell wall
(b)The secondary cell wall
(c)Both primary and secondary cell wall
(d)Neither primary nor secondary cell wall

C
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79.One of the primary function of the ground tissue in a plant is
(a)Photosynthesis
(b)To protect the plant
(c)Two anchor the plant
(d)Water and sugar conduction

A
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80.In the development of a root, the protodermgive rise to the
(a)Cortex
(b)Root hair
(c)Endodermis
(d)Pith

B
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81.Plantcellthatarephotosyntheticallyactivearefoundinthe_____layerof
leafandare_____cells
(a)Epidermis,parenchmatous
(b)Mesophyll,parenchymatous
(c)Mesophyll,sclerenchymatous
(d)Arenchyma,collenchymatous

B
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82.Xylemandphloemarepresentonthesameradius,suchavascularbundle
iscalled
(a)Radial
(b)Bicollateral
(c)Concentric
(d)Conjoint

D
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83.Whenxylemandphloemarearrangedinanalternatemanneronseparate
radii,suchavascularbundleiscalled
(a)Radial
(b)Bicollateral
(c)Concentric
(d)Conjoint

A
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84.Vascularbundlehavingcambiumbetweenthexylemandphloemiscalled
(a)Closedvascularbundle
(b)Openvascularbundle
(c)Conjointvascularbundle
(d)Radialvascularbundle

B
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85.Vascular bundle without cambium is called
(a)Closed vascular bundle
(b)Open vascular bundle
(c)Conjoint vascular bundle
(d)Radial vascular bundle

A
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86.Which one is not a part of stele
(a)Pericycle
(b)Pith
(c)Vascular bundle
(d)Cortex

D
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87.Indicotroot,initiationoflateralrootandvascularcambiumduring
secondarygrowthtakesplacefrom
(a)Cortex
(b)Epidermis
(c)Pericycle
(d)Xylem

C
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88.The innermost layer or last layer of cortex is called
(a)Pericycle
(b)Conjuctivetissue
(c)Endodermis
(d)Exodermis

C
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89.The description refers to which of the following
A.Unicellular hair
B.Endodermis with passage cell
C.Pith-small/inconspicuous
D.Radial vascular bundle
E.2-4 xylem and phloem
Options :
(a)Monocot root
(b)Dicotroot
(c)Monocot stem
(d)Dicotstem

B
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90.Monocot root differs from dicotroot in having
(a)Polyarchxylem bundles
(b)Large and well developed pith
(c)Both (a) and (b)
(d)Radial vascular bundle and exarchxylem

C
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91.In young dicotstem, cambium is
(a)Single layered
(b)2 layered
(c)Multi-layed
(d)Absent

A
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92.In dicotstem
(a)Vascular bundles are conjoint, open and arranged in rings
(b)Xylem is endarch
(c)Collenchymatoushypodermis
(d)All

D
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93.Well developed pith is seen in
(a)Monocot root and monocot stem
(b)Dicotroot and anddicotstem
(c)Monocot root and dicotstem
(d)Dicotroot and monocot stem

C
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94.Whichoneofthefollowingiscorrectaboutdicotstem?
(a)Pericycleconsistsofsemilunarsclerenchymatouspatchesabovethe
phloemandfewlayersofparenchymaalternatively
(b)Itdoesnotshowsecondarygrowth
(c)Endodermisisrichinstarch,sothisisalsocalledstarchsheath
(d)(a)and(c)

D
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95.In leaves, protoxylemelements
(a)Face towards adaxialside
(b)Face towards abaxialside
(c)Are surrounded by metaxylem
(d)Are scattered in the middle

D
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96.In dorsiventralleaf, location of palisade tissue and phloem respectively is
(a)Adaxialand abaxial
(b)Abaxialand adaxial
(c)Adaxialand adaxial
(d)Abaxialand abaxial

A
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97.In stem, starch sheath is equivalento
(a)Pericycle
(b)Endodermis
(c)Bundle sheath
(d)Bundle cap

B
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98.Which one is correct?
(a)In dorsiventralleaf, stomata is on lower surface
(b)Protoxylemdisintegrates to produce lacuna in monocot stem
(c)Reticulate venation in dicotleaf, parallel venation in monocot leaf
(d)All

D
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99.AT.S.ofdicotstemisstainedwithiodinewithproperprocedure.Whichof
thefollowingstructuresareexpectedtoshowbluecolor
(a)Endodermis
(b)Cortex
(c)Pericycle
(d)Phloem

A
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100.In dicotstem lateral branch comes out from
(a)Pericycle
(b)Cortex
(c)Pith
(d)Epidermis

B
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101.Whichofthefollowingiscorrectaboutbulliform/motorcell?
(a)Itisseeningrasses
(b)Itislarge-sized,thinwalledcolourless,vacuolatedcellsontheadaxialsurface
(c)Ithelpsinrollingofleaftominimisewaterlosswhenitisflaccid
(d)All

D
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