Anatomy of Flowering Plants
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Anatomy and functions of different tissues
SubtopicAnatomy and functions of different tissues under Anatomy of Flowering Plants for Grade 11 CBSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
Small, specialized epidermal cells found adjacent to the guard cells in some plants are called:
A.Bulliform cells
B.Subsidiary cells
C.Complementary cells
D.Lenticels
- 2.
Which part of the plant lack a cuticle on its epidermal surface?
A.Stem
B.Leaves
C.Fruits
D.Roots
- 3.
The protoxylem and metaxylem are types of:
A.Primary xylem
B.Secondary xylem
C.Primary phloem
D.Secondary phloem
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Tissue systems in dicots and monocots
SubtopicTissue systems in dicots and monocots under Anatomy of Flowering Plants for Grade 11 CBSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
In a vascular bundle, if xylem and phloem are arranged in a conjoint manner and cambium is present between them, it is called:
A.Closed
B.Radial
C.Open
D.Exarch
- 2.
Which part of the plant lack a cuticle on its epidermal surface?
A.Dicot stem
B.Monocot stem
C.Root
D.Dicot leaf
- 3.
In monocot leaves, the stomata are distributed:
A.Only on the upper surface
B.Only on the lower surface
C.On both the surfaces
D.Only on the leaf margins
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Secondary growth
SubtopicSecondary growth under Anatomy of Flowering Plants for Grade 11 CBSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
As the stem continues to increase in girth due to the activity of vascular cambium, the outer cortical and epidermis layers:
A.Continue to grow indefinitely
B.Get broken down and need to be replaced
C.Turn into secondary xylem
D.Become part of the pith
- 2.
Which tissue in the periderm is commonly used as a commercial bottle stopper?
A.Phelloderm
B.Phellem
C.Phellogen
D.Secondary phloem
- 3.
The formation of the cambial ring in a dicot stem involves:
A.Only intrafascicular cambium
B.Only interfascicular cambium
C.Both intrafascicular and interfascicular cambium
D.Apical meristem and phellogen
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