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Give examples of pedicellate flowers.

Important Questions on The Plant: Structure and Function

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The thalamus bears the four consecutive whorls of flower parts namely calyx, corolla, androecium and _____.
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_____ pollination can take place in both unisexual and bisexual flowers.
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Name the agencies through which cross-pollination takes place.
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Science>Biology>The Plant: Structure and Function>Flower: Structure, Types and Functions
Male reproductive part of a flower
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Write the missing correlated terms:

Self-pollination : rice :  _____ : maize

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Science>Biology>The Plant: Structure and Function>Flower: Structure, Types and Functions

Give one example of a flower with both male and female parts

 

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Science>Biology>The Plant: Structure and Function>Flower: Structure, Types and Functions
Cross-pollination takes place with the help of water in some flowers. Such flowers are called _____ (amorphous/ hydrophilous/ anemophilous) flowers.
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Science>Biology>The Plant: Structure and Function>Flower: Structure, Types and Functions
What is self-pollination? Name the type of self-pollination between different flowers of the same plant.
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Science>Biology>The Plant: Structure and Function>Flower: Structure, Types and Functions
Name the type of pollination in which the pollen grains are carried from the anther of a flower to the stigma of another plant of same species.
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In a bisexual flower in spite of the young stamens being removed artificially, the flower produces fruit. Provide a suitable explanation for the above situation.

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Science>Biology>The Plant: Structure and Function>Flower: Structure, Types and Functions
Differentiate between self-pollination and cross-pollination.
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Science>Biology>The Plant: Structure and Function>Flower: Structure, Types and Functions
What are unisexual and bisexual flowers?
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Science>Biology>The Plant: Structure and Function>Flower: Structure, Types and Functions
Identify the plant that does not undergo self-pollination under any conditions.
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Science>Biology>The Plant: Structure and Function>Flower: Structure, Types and Functions
Corolla constitutes the third whorl of the flower.
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Science>Biology>The Plant: Structure and Function>Flower: Structure, Types and Functions
What do you mean by self pollination?
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_____occurs without a pollinating agency.
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Science>Biology>The Plant: Structure and Function>Flower: Structure, Types and Functions
Name the agencies which help in cross-pollination.
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Science>Biology>The Plant: Structure and Function>Flower: Structure, Types and Functions

Name the following:

The swollen base of the pistil.

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Science>Biology>The Plant: Structure and Function>Flower: Structure, Types and Functions
The pollination with the help of animals is known as_____.
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What do you mean by complete and incomplete flowers?