Topic: Evolution of dicot plant
Choose the best answer
1- How many species of dicot?
1-100,000 2-600,000 3-300,000
2- No of part of each flower in dicot?
1-three 2-three
or four 3-four or five
2-
No of pores in pollen of dicot?
1-five 2-six 3-three
4-No of cotyledon in dicot
1-three 2-two or
three 3-two
5-Arrangment of vascular bundles in stem
1-scattered 2-arranged 3-concentric circles
6-Arrangment of major leaf veins
1-parallel
2-antiparallel
3-reticulate
7-Which type of roots develop in dicot
1-adventitious 2-fiberous 3-taperoot system
8-Is secondary growth present in dicot?
1-present 2-absent 3-often present
9-Vascular tissues arranged in
1-circular
2-anticircular 3-ring
10-The vascular system divided into
1-cortex
2-stele both 1and2
11-Secondary growth helps in production of
1-wood
2-stele
3-wood and bark
12-In an annual ring
the light colored part is
1-heartwood 2-latewood 3-earlywood
13-The dark and harder portion of secondary xylem that cannot
conduct water in older stem called
1-bast 2-wood 3-duraman
14-As secondary growth proceeds in a dicot stem increase
1-sapwood increase 2-heartwood
increase 3-both heart and sap wood
15-Which one of the following is the correct sequence of tissues
present in dicot stem during secondary growth?
1-phellogen, cork, primary stem, secondary cortex 2-cork’secondary cortex, phellogen, primary
stem
3-primary cortex, secondary cortex,
phellogen
16-xylem in dicot is
1-endarch 2-mesarch
3-exarch 17-the
cambium is partly
1-primary
2-secondary 3-both 1and 2
18-more amount of cork is produced 1-water
transport
2-respiration 3-protection 19-less
amount of cork is produced in
1-stem
2-leaves
3-root
20-the parenchymatous conjunctive tissue forms 1-vascular
bundle 2-vessel
3-vascular cambium
21any example of dicot
1-ficus 2-maize
3-musa
22-what condition of cambial ring in dicot root in beginning and
later
1-circular
2- ring form 3-wavy
23-stem develop from 1-plumule 2-radical 3-adventitious root
24-roots develop from
1-radicle 2-plumule
3-none of these
25-what type
of venation in dicot leaf
1-net –like venation 2-parallel venation 3-
antiparallel venation
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