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Important Questions on Transportation

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Pollen grains of a fruiting plants species are deposited on the female flower by a pollinator. However, the female flower does not get fertilized. Which of the following observation is true?
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The Xylem are responsible for –
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The flower which contains both stamens and carpels they are called bisexual flowers. Which of the following flower pair is bisexual?
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“Double fertilization” is a complex mechanism of flowering plants that is also unique to angiosperms. Choose the most appropriate statement from the options listed below that explains this phenomenon.
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Absorption of water is associated with
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Observe the diagrammatic representation of the longitudinal section of the flower. Select the correct statement :

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Food synthesized in leave is transported by
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Which of the following is not the purpose of transpiration?
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Root pressure is effective way transporting water in xylem. This pressure is generated
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Entry of water into root hairs is an example of –
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In the given figure parts marked A, Band C subsequently are-

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Development and formation of pollen grains in anther of the stamen is known as:
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Pollination in maize held by
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Pollen grains are produced by
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Which of the following plant tip has quiescent centre
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Choose the most appropriate statement from the options listed below that explains the factors which affects transpiration:

(A) If the wind blows faster, the water vapour released during transpiration is faster.

(B) Increase in atmospheric pressure increases the rate of transpiration.

(C) Decrease in temperature allows more water to evaporate.

(D) High humidity in the air increases the rate of transpiration.

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The xylem in plants are responsible for
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Plants absorb water through its roots, stems and leaves. But, mainly water is absorbed by root hairs. These hair roots absorb water, when: