Diversity in Plants and Structure of Plants

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Diversity in Plants and Structure of Plants: Overview

This topic covers concepts such as diversity in the living world, root system, heterotrophic nutrition, canopy in a forest, and parts of the plant body.

Important Questions on Diversity in Plants and Structure of Plants

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_____ are the examples of plants that showing the autotrophic mode of nutrition.

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The plants that perform the process of photosynthesis are called autotrophic plants.

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Mushrooms are the examples of plants showing autotrophic mode of nutrition.

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The examples of plants with autotrophic mode of nutrition include

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Unscramble UOATRTOHPCI to answer the question given below:

Name the mode of nutrition shown by plants like wheat, rice, etc.

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The example of insectivorous plant is the Pitcher plant whereas the example of heterotrophic plant is the mushroom.

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All heterotrophs show the autotrophic mode of nutrition whereas all autotrophs show the heterotrophic mode of nutrition.

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To fulfil their nitrogen requirement insectivorous plants eat insects.

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Heterotrophs make their own food for their survival.

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What do you understand by the term modification? What are the different types of modifications seen in a leaf?

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Look at the pictures. Observe that roots are growing downwards from the branches and the stem. How are these roots useful to the plants? 
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What are the differences between the two roots shown in the figure?

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Unscramble the word and write the function of that part of a plant.

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Complete the word.

They hold the plant firmly in the soil.

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The two types of roots are _____ root and _____ root.