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Questions Related to morphology of angiosperms

Vegetative nucleus occurs in

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  1. All flowering plants

  2. All seed plants

  3. All vascular plants

  4. All embryophytes

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Correct Option: A

Which one of the following pairs is correctly matched?

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  1. Chryanthemum- Natural parathyroid

  2. Leucaena - Dye

  3. Acacia- Essential oil

  4. Casuraina- Fodder

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Correct Option: A

Presence of staminode is characteristic feature of ____________.

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  1. Caesalpinoideae

  2. Minosoideae

  3. Arecaceae

  4. Euphorbiaceae

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Correct Option: A

The alternate name for the family Palmae is?

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  1. Poaceae

  2. Palmaceae

  3. Araceae

  4. Arecaceae

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Correct Option: A

How many of the following characters are suitable to pea plant in the vegetative stage

1. Superior ovary
2. Marginal placentation
3. Gamosepalous condition
4. Papilionaceous corolla
5. Zygomorphic flowers
6. Non-endospermic seeds
7. Stipulate leaves
8. Pinnate compound leaves
9. Root Nodules
10. Foliaceous stipules

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  1. 10

  2. 6

  3. 7

  4. 4

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Correct Option: A
Explanation:

All of the above characters are seen in the pea plant in the vegetative stage 


1) It has a superior ovary because the ovary is attached to the receptacle above the attachment of other floral parts. 

2) It is said to have marginal placentation because the ovary in which the placenta forms a ridge along the ventral suture of the ovary and the ovules develop on two separate rows.
3) It is gamosepalous because the sepals are partly or completely united
4) It is papilionaceous corolla it has a corolla with usually five petals that include a large upper petal enclosing two lateral wings and a lower carina of two united petals.
5) It has zygomorphic flowers because the flower is bilaterally symmetrical 
6) It is said to have Non-endospermic seeds as because endosperm is absent in the pea seeds
7) It has stipulate leaves because of the presence of stipules near the node of leaves.
8)It has pinnately compound leaves because a row of leaflets forms on either side of an extension of the petiole called the rachis.
9) It has Root nodules because of the symbiotic relationship between nitrogen-fixing bacteria which forms nodules on roots.
10)it has foliaceous stipules because the stipules are green and expanded like leaves.
So, the correct option is A.

In flowering plants, the male gametes are formed by.

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  1. Generative cell

  2. Uninucleate microspore

  3. Vegetative cell

  4. Pollen tube

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Correct Option: A

Stamens of Jowar$/$ Grass are

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  1. Dorsifixed

  2. Versatile

  3. Basifixed

  4. Adnate

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Correct Option: B
Explanation:

Stamens of Jowar/Grass are versatile. It implies that their filaments are attached to anther at a point on the connective. Due to this, the anthers can swing freely. This type of arrangement is useful because grasses use wind as the pollinating agent. Freely swinging anthers can dehisce and release the pollen grains in the wind, they can be carried to the suitable stigma.

Hence, the correct answer is 'Versatile'