Morphology of Flowering Plants questions
798 published questions with worked solutions.
- A drupe develops in
- In a cereal grain, the single cotyledon of embryo is represented by
- Geocarpic fruits are produced by
- The fleshy receptacle of syconus of fig encloses a number of
- In which plant, the fruit is a drupe, seed coat is thin, embryo is inconspicuous and endosperm is edible?
- Jowar grain is
- The hardest part of drupe is
- Caryopsis is found in
- Drupe contains
- Pericarp and placenta are edible part of simple fleshy berry fruit
- What is the fruit that develops from a tricarpellary, syncarpous, inferior ovary with parietal placentation?
- Aggregate fruit formed from
- The monocotyledon seeds consist of one large and shield-shaped cotyledon known as
- Non-endospermic seeds are found in
- In the monocotyledon seeds, the endosperm is separated from the embryo by a distinct layer known as
- Scutellum in a caryopsis represents
- Which one of the following inhibits seed germination for a particular period?
- An example of a seed with endosperm, perisperm and caruncle is
- In hypogeal seed germination, the structure that helps to keep the cotyledon inside the soil is
- In pea, castor and maize the number of cotyledons are
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