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Define Lamina in plants?

Important Questions on Diversity in the Living World

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What are climbers and creepers? Give examples.
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Define the following:

Venation

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Identify which of the following have taproots and fibrous roots.
Pea, tulsi, banana, grass, wheat, mustard.
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Is it possible for you to find out whether a plant has taproot or fibrous roots by looking at the impression of its leaf on a sheet of paper? Give reason in support of your answer.
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Grass is a plant that has fibrous roots.
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Prop roots are found in _____.
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What is the difference between shrubs and herbs? Give examples.
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Draw and label the following diagrams:

Taproot

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Define/Explain the following: Leaf-blade.

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Define: Fibrous root

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An example of a plant that has a taproot:
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Which root do you think would fix a plant more firmly to the soil- taproot or fibrous root?
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Fibrous roots are present in
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Which of these does not have a fibrous root system?
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Draw and label a diagram of a plant. Give examples of any two edible parts.
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Separate the leaves having reticulate venation from those having parallel venation:
Hibiscus, pea, rose, grass, wheat, tulsi, mango, banana, maize, coriander
 
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Match the statements in column A with those in column B.

  Column A Column B
1. Taproot  (a) Leaf
2. Fibrous root (b) Flower
3. Weak stem (c) Grapevine
4. Stomata  (d) Mango
5. Stamen (e)  Maize

 

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Shoot system consists of stem and its branches, leaves, flowers and fruits.
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What is venation? Differentiate between parallel and reticulate venation. Explain with the help of suitable examples.
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Describe the two types of roots of plants.