Sunday, 25 January 2015

Evolution of mono-cot plant

                          

                               Topic:              Evolution of mono-cot plant
                      


                                

 Choose the correct answer


1.   Approximate no. of species present in the monocot

    (a)  60000     (b)  45000     (c)  65000         (d)   50000

2.   Monocot are considered as derived out from

        (a) Bryophyte   (b)   Pteridophytes    (c)   Gymnosperm                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  (d)Basal angiosperms

  3.   The largest family of monocot is

                       (a) Archiclaceae        (b)     poaceae    (c)     arecacaeae    (d)   musaceae
              4.      No. of parts of each flower
(a)    Two     (b) three    (c) four    (d) five
             5.         Monocot seedling typically has monocot?
                         (a) Two       (b) three     (c) one     (d) none of these
              6.       No. of furrows or pores in pollen
                        (a) Three    (b) one      (c) one (d) not present
             7.       No. of cotyledons present in monocot
                       (a) Two             (b) one             (c) half             (d) none of these
              8.      Arrangement of vascular bundles in the stem
                        (a) In the form of a group       (b) in concentric circles         
                        (c) Scattered
               9.          Arrangement of major leaf veins
                         (a) Parallel     (b) reticulate   (c) divergent parallel  (d) convergent parallel
              
  10.     The vast majority of monocot lack in their leaves
                           (a) Vascular bundles               (b) leaf blade           (c) leaf base    (d) petiole
   11.  Monocot has which type of arrangement of vascular tissues
                   (a) Actiono stele     (b) atacto stele          (c) dicto stele  (d) a & b
               12.  In herbaceous monocot which type of growth is absent?
                  (a) Primary                        (b) secondary              (c) tertiary       (d) none of these
               13.  In how much pattern monocot development take place?
                    (a) One    (b) four            (c) three          (d) two
                14.  The apex below the cotyledon is called the
                     (a) Epicotyl         (b) hypocotyl   (c) both            (d) none of these
                15.     The food for the growth of embryo is supplied by
                      (a) Endosperm  (b) exosperm   (c) both            (d) none of these
               16.     In modern monocot endospermic part away from the embryo and rich in protein
                        (a)  Starchy endosperm   (b) Horny endosperm (c) a & b (d) none of these
               17.     In monocot seed part near the embryo and rich in starch
                          (a) Starchy endosperm (b) horny endosperm (c) embryonic axis (d) none of these
                18.       In monocot the scutellum is called as
                        (a) Endospermic layer (b) exospheric layer (c) a & b (d) epithelial layer
                19.    The embryonic axis of monocot seed is surrounded by minute leaves known as
                        (a) Plumule (b) scutellum (c) embryo   (d) endosperm
                  20.      Parallel vernation is found in
                        (a) Monocots (b) dicot    (c)     dicot stem     (d) dicot root
           
       21.    In monocot rots pericycle produce which type of roots
                        (a) Lateral roots (b) tap roots    (c) adventitious roots    (d) prop root
                   22.   Which of the following features distinct the monocot from dicot
                        (a) Venation    (b) vernation     (c) estivation      (d) phyllotoxy
            23.   Bulbis is the modification of
                        (a) Root   (b) stem     (c) radicles    (d) a & b    (d) none of these
            24.   Monocot stem develops from the         
                  (a) Plumule    (b) radicles     (c) a & b     (d) none of these
            25.     In monocot terminal bud is
                        (a) Absent    (b) present     (c) present in some cases    (d) none of these

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