Column A Column B (a) Flat green part of a leaf (i) Stomata (b) The place from where a leaf arises (ii) Ovary (c) The part of the flower which protects it in bud stage (iii) Petiole (d) The male reproductive part of a flower (iv) Sepal (e) The part of the flower which contains ovules (v) Stamen (f) Tiny pores present on the leaf surfaces (vi) Lamina

(a)-(vi) The flat green part of a leaf is known as the lamina or leaf blade. It is an above-ground organ specialised for photosynthesis. (b)-(iii) The place from where a leaf arises is known as the petiole. It is a stalk-like structure that connects the blade with the leaf base. (c)-(iv) The outermost green leaf-like parts at the base of flowers is known as Sepals. They protect the flower when it is in the bud stage and support the petals when a flower blooms. (d)-(v) The male reproductive part of a flower is called the stamen. It produces the pollen and consists of two parts, namely; the anther and stalk. (e)-(ii) The part of a flower that contains those ovules are called the ovary. It is an enlarged basal portion of the pistil that matures into fruit later. (f)-(i) Tiny pores present on the leaf surface are known as stomata. It plays an important role in the exchange of gases and transpiration in plants.

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CANDID New Trends in SCIENCE 6>Chapter 7 - Getting to Know Plants>TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE>Q B

Loss of water through leaves is called _____. (Respiration/ Transpiration/ Circulation)

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CANDID New Trends in SCIENCE 6>Chapter 7 - Getting to Know Plants>TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE>Q C

Column A	Column B
(a) Flat green part of a leaf	(i) Stomata
(b) The place from where a leaf arises	(ii) Ovary
(c) The part of the flower which protects it in bud stage	(iii) Petiole
(d) The male reproductive part of a flower	(iv) Sepal
(e) The part of the flower which contains ovules	(v) Stamen
(f) Tiny pores present on the leaf surfaces	(vi) Lamina