Telangana Board Solutions for Exercise 1: VERY SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS

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Telangana Board Botany Solutions for Exercise - Telangana Board Solutions for Exercise 1: VERY SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS

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Questions from Telangana Board Solutions for Exercise 1: VERY SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS with Hints & Solutions

EASY
11th Telangana Board
IMPORTANT
Intermediate First Year Botany>Chapter 1 - The Living World>VERY SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS>Q 4

Which is the largest botanical garden in the world? Name a few well known botanical gardens in India.

MEDIUM
11th Telangana Board
IMPORTANT
Intermediate First Year Botany>Chapter 1 - The Living World>VERY SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS>Q 5

Define the terms couplet and lead in taxonomic key.

MEDIUM
11th Telangana Board
IMPORTANT
Intermediate First Year Botany>Chapter 1 - The Living World>VERY SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS>Q 6

What is meant by manuals and monographs?

MEDIUM
11th Telangana Board
IMPORTANT
Intermediate First Year Botany>Chapter 1 - The Living World>VERY SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS>Q 7

What is systematics? 

EASY
11th Telangana Board
IMPORTANT
Intermediate First Year Botany>Chapter 1 - The Living World>VERY SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS>Q 8

Why are living organisms classified?

EASY
11th Telangana Board
IMPORTANT
Intermediate First Year Botany>Chapter 1 - The Living World>VERY SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS>Q 9

What is the basic unit of classification? Define it.

EASY
11th Telangana Board
IMPORTANT
Intermediate First Year Botany>Chapter 1 - The Living World>VERY SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS>Q 10

Give the scientific name of Mango. Identify the generic name and specific epithet.

MEDIUM
11th Telangana Board
IMPORTANT
Intermediate First Year Botany>Chapter 1 - The Living World>VERY SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS>Q 11

What is growth? What is the difference between the growth in living organisms and growth in non¬living objects?