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Plants take in carbon dioxide through their stomata.

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Important Questions on Transportation in Animals and Plants

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Leaves are very few or absent in most desert plants because_____.
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Its stems are thick and fleshy. Why?

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The stem of a plant always grows _____ (towards/away) sunlight.
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Leaves are absent in such plants. How do they make their food?

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The land is wet, and the soil is clayey in marshy areas.
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Some thorns are there on this plant. What is their role?

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Name three insectivorous plants.
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Indian pipe can make its own food.
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How do breathing roots help in marshy areas?
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Roots are of two types- taproot and fibrous root.
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What adaptations are found in desert plants?
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The name of the plant shown in the picture is _____.
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Fill in the blank with an appropriate word:

The type of root seen in a mustard plant is _____ (taproot/fibrous root).

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Observe the plant and answer the question:

What are the features of this plant?   

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Plants that grow on land
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Observe the picture above and fill in the blank.

Lobed leaves of Venus fly-trap plant have _____ (poison/digestive juice) in them.

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The primary root of the seed is called _____.
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A tube-like structure that runs throughout a leaf is called a leaf blade.
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Most trees and shrubs have
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Observe the picture and answer the question.

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 It is beautifully coloured. Why?