Match the following List-I List-II List-III (A) Mango (i) Dolichos lablab (I) Hesperidium (B) Orange (ii) Annona squamosa (II) Aggregate fruit (C) Bean (iii) Citrus sinensis (III) Drupe (D) Custard apple (iv) Mangifera indica (IV) Legume The correct answer is

A B C D ( iv , III ) ( iii , I ) ( i , IV ) ( ii , II )

A B C D ( iii , I ) ( ii , IV ) ( i , III ) ( iv , II )

A B C D ( iv , III ) ( ii , IV ) ( i , II ) ( iii , I )

A B C D ( iii , III ) ( iv , I ) ( ii , II ) ( i , IV )

Match the types of fruits presented in List-I with the name of the plants given in the List-II. List- I List- II (A) Schizocarpic fiuit (I) Mustard (B) False fruit (II) Acacia (C) Parthenocarpic fruit (III) Strawberry (D) Dry fruit (IV) Banana (V) Cotton The correct match is:

A = II , B = III , C = IV , D = I

A = IV , B = V , C = III , D = II

A = V , B = IV , C = III , D = I

A = II , B = V , C = IV , D = II

Match the following. Column-A Column-B 1. Xanthium a. animals 2. Madar b. explosion 3. Mango c. water 4. Balsam d. spines 5. Coconut e. wind

Xanthium is an example for plants whose seeds have spines. The seeds stick to the fur of the passing animals, feathers of birds and even to our clothing. In this way, they are carried off to different places. Madar is an example of the seed dispersed by wind. This seed has light tufts of hair on them. In fruits like mangoes, the fruits are eaten by animals and seeds are thrown away. In this way, the mango seeds disperse. Balsam is an example of a seed dispersed by an explosion. The force of the explosion helps to scatter the seeds several feet away from the parent plant. Coconut is dispersed by water. It floats on the water and it carried away to far-off places When it lands on a shore, the outer coat decays and the seed is exposed. Column-A Column-B 1. Xanthium d. spines 2. Madar e. wind 3. Mango a. animal 4. Balsam b. explosion 5. Coconut c. water

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Name the protective wall of fruit, whether it is perisperm or pericarp.

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Important Questions on Morphology of Flowering Plants

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Biology>Structural Organisation in Plants and Animals>Morphology of Flowering Plants>Fruit

Placenta and pericarp are both edible portions in:

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Biology>Structural Organisation in Plants and Animals>Morphology of Flowering Plants>Fruit

Schizocarpic fruits means ___.

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Choose the correct statements.
A. The tip of embryonic axis emerges out first during seed germination is called rachis.
B. In Artocarpus integrifolia, the fruit type is syconus, where the edible part is succulent perianth.
C. In Pyrus malus, the edible part is false fruit.
D. Pepo fruit is developed from tricarpellary, unilocular inferior ovary.

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Biology>Structural Organisation in Plants and Animals>Morphology of Flowering Plants>Fruit

An aggregate fruit is one which developed from

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Match the following

	List-I		List-II		List-III
(A)	Mango	(i)	Dolichos lablab	(I)	Hesperidium
(B)	Orange	(ii)	Annona squamosa	(II)	Aggregate fruit
(C)	Bean	(iii)	Citrus sinensis	(III)	Drupe
(D)	Custard apple	(iv)	Mangifera indica	(IV)	Legume