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• Plants are usually described beginning with its habit, vegetative characters and floral characters like inflorescence, parts of a flower – Gynoecium, Androecium, Calyx and Corolla.(a) True(b) FalseThe question was asked in my homework.Query is from Flowering Plants Morphology in section Morphology of Flowering Plants of Biology – Class 11
• Which among the following is incorrect about structure of the seed?(a) Testa and tegmen are the two layers of a seed coat(b) Testa and tegmen are closely attached that they can’t be separated unless soaked in water(c) Seed coat provides protection to the embryo(d) Testa is the thin inner layer and tegmen is the thick outer layer of a seed coatThe question was posed to me during an interview.My question is from Flowering Plants Morphology in division Morphology of Flowering Plants of Biology – Class 11
• Which among the following is incorrect about different parts of the leaf?(a) Lamina contains veins and veinlets that transmit water to different regions of the leaf(b) Petiole is flexible thin structure that helps in fluttering of leaves in the air(c) Grass is an example of petiolate plants(d) Legumes have a swollen leaf base called PulvinusI have been asked this question in an international level competition.Question is taken from Flowering Plants Morphology topic in division Morphology of Flowering Plants of Biology – Class 11
• Which among the following is incorrect about the root?(a) Radicle grows to form a primary root inside the soil(b) From the primary roots grows the secondary roots from lateral surfaces(c) Most of the monocotyledons adopt tap root system(d) Adventitious roots are present in Banyan treeThis question was posed to me during an online exam.The doubt is from Flowering Plants Morphology in division Morphology of Flowering Plants of Biology – Class 11
• Several ripened ovaries produced by same flower on same thalamus form aggregate fruits and each ovary forms a fruitlet.(a) True(b) FalseThe question was posed to me in an internship interview.My doubt stems from Flowering Plants Morphology topic in section Morphology of Flowering Plants of Biology – Class 11
• After fertilization, ovary ripens to a fruit and ovules turn into the seed.(a) True(b) FalseI had been asked this question in exam.Question is from Flowering Plants Morphology in chapter Morphology of Flowering Plants of Biology – Class 11
• Periwinkle is an example of ______(a) Dimerous(b) Trimerous(c) Tetramerous(d) PentamerousThis question was posed to me in quiz.The doubt is from Flower-2 in section Morphology of Flowering Plants of Biology – Class 11
• Which among the following is incorrect about bulb?(a) In bulb, stem is underground and condensed with fleshy leaves(b) Leaves are arranged in concentric fashion(c) In garlic, a single bulb is present(d) Scale leaves are present on the bulbI got this question in an internship interview.The origin of the question is Flowering Plants Morphology in section Morphology of Flowering Plants of Biology – Class 11
• Which among the following is incorrect about modifications of roots with respect to food storage?(a) Most of the times, tap roots become swollen to store food(b) Radish adopts napiform to store food(c) Napiform is found in turnip and the root is spherical in the top and tapers in the bottom(d) If the root is swollen in the middle and those that tapers on both the sides are called fusiform rootsThis question was addressed to me during a job interview.This interesting question is from Flowering Plants Morphology topic in division Morphology of Flowering Plants of Biology – Class 11
• Which among the following is incorrect about modification in roots for mechanical support?(a) Prop roots are those that originate from aerial branches(b) Prop roots are also called hanging roots(c) Those roots that originate from stem base that grow obliquely and penetrate into the soil are called stilt roots(d) Stilt roots are present in beetleI got this question during an internship interview.This interesting question is from Flowering Plants Morphology in portion Morphology of Flowering Plants of Biology – Class 11