Morphology of Flowering Plants questions
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- Tuberous roots which are produced in groups or cluster are called
- Underground swollen roots present in the plants are called
- Each eye present on the stem tuber consists of
- Which of the following shows the presence of fasciculated tuberous roots?
- Tuberous roots or adventitious roots which are produced singly are called
- A slender, prostrate, subaerial branch which creeps horizontally on the soil is called
- Swollen tips of underground branches of stem are called
- The tips of axillary or extra axillary underground branches of potato plant are swollen because of
- Internally, a dithecous anther is
- The arrangement of whorls from outer to inner side are
- Two anther lobes are connected to each other by
- Individual members of androecium are called as
- Fertile part of stamen is
- The highly condensed and swollen tip of the pedicel in flower is called
- The considerable part of funicle present in mature seeds is called
- Gynoecium consists of
- Androecium and gynoecium are called
- Salvia flower bears two anther lobes, in which
- At the time of fruit formation, ovary wall changes into
- Ex-albuminous seeds differ from albuminous seeds in
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