211.
Lateral meristem is responsible for which of the following
A
Growth in length
B
Growth in thickness
C
Growth in parenchyma
D
Growth in cortex
Answer :
Growth in thickness
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212.
An example of monocot fibre yielding plant is
A
Cocos
B
Corchorus
C
Clematis
D
Crotalaria
Answer :
Cocos
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213.
Grafting is not possible in monocots because
A
Vascular bundles are scattered
B
Vascular bundles are closed
C
Hypodermis is sclerenchymatous
D
Vascular bundles are open
Answer :
Vascular bundles are closed
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214.
Maximum growth in root occurs
A
At its tip
B
Towards light
C
Behind the apex
D
Towards apex
Answer :
Behind the apex
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215.
A vascular Bundle in which phloem is on both the sides of the xylem and separated from it by strips of cambium is said to be
A
Collateral open
B
Bicollateralopen
C
Concentric
D
Bicollateral closed
Answer :
Bicollateralopen
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216.
When phloem is completely surrounded by xylem, the vascular bundle is called
A
Concentricleptocentric/amphivasal
B
Concentric, rocentri/amphicribral
C
Conjoint, collateral
D
Conjoint, bicollateral
Answer :
Concentricleptocentric/amphivasal
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217.
Epidermal cells are
A
Guard cells
B
Root hairs
C
Trichomes
D
All of the above
Answer :
All of the above
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218.
Velamen is found in
A
Vanda
B
Rosa
C
Viscian
D
Santalum
Answer :
Vanda
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219.
Cells taking part in conduction of sap are
A
Sieve tubes
B
Tracheae
C
Sieve cells
D
Stone cells
Answer :
Tracheae
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220.
The character of monocot is
A
Nett-veined leaves
B
Annula rings
C
Seeds with the masses of stored food
D
Conduction strands scattered in ground tissue
Answer :
Conduction strands scattered in ground tissue
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