Root

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Root: Overview

This topic covers concepts, such as, Fibrous Root System, Primary Roots, Epiphytic Roots & Floating Roots etc.

Important Questions on Root

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Velamen present in orchids help in:

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Explain the function of floating roots.

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Give example of floating roots.

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Define floating roots.

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Explain the function of climbing roots.

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Give examples of climbing roots.

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Biology>Plant Morphology and Anatomy>Root> Q 7

Define climbing roots.

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Define annulated roots.

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What are secondary roots ?

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Explain the Morphology of napiform root.

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Biology>Plant Morphology and Anatomy>Root> Q 11

Give examples of conical root.

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Explain the morphology of conical roots.

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Biology>Plant Morphology and Anatomy>Root> Q 13

The primary root is positively geotropic in nature.

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Which root emerges from the radicle?

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Mention one function of primary root?

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Primary root is developed from plumule.

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What do you mean by primary root? How is it formed?

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Biology>Plant Morphology and Anatomy>Root> Q 18

Which of the following is not found in root tip?

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Biology>Plant Morphology and Anatomy>Root> Q 19

Root hairs develop from

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Biology>Plant Morphology and Anatomy>Root> Q 20

Rearrange the following zones as seen in the root in the vertical section and choose the correct option.
A. Root hair zone
B. Zone of meristems
C. Root cap zone
D. Zone of elongation