ANATOMY
OF MONOCOT SEED
MARK THE RIGHT ANSWER:
(1) a monocot has only seed leaf
(a) 0 (b) 2
(c) 5 (D) 1
(2) monocot are small plant
(a) bushy (b) woody
(C) herbaceous (d) none
(3) in monocot endospermic volume is
(A) 70% to 80% (b) 10%to 20%
(c) 30% to 40% (d) 10% to 15%
(4) monocot comprise about sp
(A) 6700 sp (b) 81000sp
(c) 8000 sp (d) 23000
(5) in monocot endosperm is
(a) some time (B) present
(c) not present (d) every where
(6) monocot has embryo with cotyledons
(a) 2 (b) 3
(C) 1 (d) 0
(7) monocot with cotyledon called
(a) embryo (b) endosperm
(C) scutellum (d) none
(8) monocot have holes
(a) 2 (b) 3
(c) 8 (D) 1
(9) monocot seed size is
(a) small (B) large
(c) medium (d) none
(10) monocot are
(a) woody (B) fleshy
(c) leafy (d) bushy
(11) seed pod of monocot are of type
(a) 2 (b) 4
(C) 3 (d) 5
(12) carpel of monocot have part
(a) 2 (B) 3
(c) 1 (d) 5
(13) in monocot old leaf wraped around new shoot
(A) sheath (b) stipule
(c) endosperm (d) tepals
(14) in monocot supply of food is
(a) tepals (b) sheath
(C) endosperm (d) vascular bundle
(15) in monocot hypocotyl give rise to large robust embryonic root
(a) sheath (B) radicle
(c) tepal (d) none
(1) a monocot has only seed leaf
(a) 0 (b) 2
(c) 5 (D) 1
(2) monocot are small plant
(a) bushy (b) woody
(C) herbaceous (d) none
(3) in monocot endospermic volume is
(A) 70% to 80% (b) 10%to 20%
(c) 30% to 40% (d) 10% to 15%
(4) monocot comprise about sp
(A) 6700 sp (b) 81000sp
(c) 8000 sp (d) 23000
(5) in monocot endosperm is
(a) some time (B) present
(c) not present (d) every where
(6) monocot has embryo with cotyledons
(a) 2 (b) 3
(C) 1 (d) 0
(7) monocot with cotyledon called
(a) embryo (b) endosperm
(C) scutellum (d) none
(8) monocot have holes
(a) 2 (b) 3
(c) 8 (D) 1
(9) monocot seed size is
(a) small (B) large
(c) medium (d) none
(10) monocot are
(a) woody (B) fleshy
(c) leafy (d) bushy
(11) seed pod of monocot are of type
(a) 2 (b) 4
(C) 3 (d) 5
(12) carpel of monocot have part
(a) 2 (B) 3
(c) 1 (d) 5
(13) in monocot old leaf wraped around new shoot
(A) sheath (b) stipule
(c) endosperm (d) tepals
(14) in monocot supply of food is
(a) tepals (b) sheath
(C) endosperm (d) vascular bundle
(15) in monocot hypocotyl give rise to large robust embryonic root
(a) sheath (B) radicle
(c) tepal (d) none
(16) monocot cotyledon scuteelum is used for
(a) nutrient (b) storage
(C) storage and digestion (d) all
(17) monocot seed coat called
(a) coleoptile (B) pericarp
(c) aleurone (d) scutellum
(18) monocot have venation
(a) reticulate (B) parallel
(c) none (d) none
(19) the cotyledon are
(a) narrow (b) thin
(C) thin and narrow (d) none
(20) embryo is
(a) large (b) medium
(C) small (d) none
(21) monocot also have
(a) bundle (b) membrane
(C) coleoptile and coleorhiza (d) none
(a) nutrient (b) storage
(C) storage and digestion (d) all
(17) monocot seed coat called
(a) coleoptile (B) pericarp
(c) aleurone (d) scutellum
(18) monocot have venation
(a) reticulate (B) parallel
(c) none (d) none
(19) the cotyledon are
(a) narrow (b) thin
(C) thin and narrow (d) none
(20) embryo is
(a) large (b) medium
(C) small (d) none
(21) monocot also have
(a) bundle (b) membrane
(C) coleoptile and coleorhiza (d) none
(22) monocot seed are mostly
(a) ex albuminous (B) albuminous
(c) none (d) both
(23) monocot is seed plant
(a) double (b) triple
(C) single (d) none
(24) monocot seed undergoes germination
(a) hypogeal (B) epigeal
(c) none (d) both
(25) example of monocot
(a) rajma (B) corn
(c) both (d) none
(a) ex albuminous (B) albuminous
(c) none (d) both
(23) monocot is seed plant
(a) double (b) triple
(C) single (d) none
(24) monocot seed undergoes germination
(a) hypogeal (B) epigeal
(c) none (d) both
(25) example of monocot
(a) rajma (B) corn
(c) both (d) none
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