Types of fruits
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(1) wall of fruit is known as
(A) pericarp (b) endocarp
(c) mesocarp (d) exocarp
(2) fruit define as
(a) ripened wall (b) ripened ovule
(c) ripened seed (D) ripened ovary
(3) single fruit arises from a single
(a) seed (b) root
(c)stem (D) flower
(4) false fruit is known as
(a) pericarp (B) pseudocarp
(c) endocarp (d) mesocarp
(5) which one is example of pseudocarp
(a) banana (b) mango
(C) apple (d) orange
(6) achene derived from
(a) bicarpellery pistil (b) tricarpellery pistil
(c) compound pistil (D) monocarpellary pistil
(7) caryopsis is the form of
(A) achenial fruit (b) nut fruit
(c) aggregate fruit (d) composite fruit
(8) nut is defined as
(a) soft fruit (B) hard fruit
(c) fleshy fruit (d) achene fruit
(9) woody pericarp is formed in
(a) berries (b) samara
(C) nut (d) drupe
(10) fruit in which pericarp develops a membranous out growth or wing
(a) cypsela (b) drupe
(C) samara (d) achene
(11) wing help in the fruit
(a) mechanism (B) dispersal
(c) growth (d) maintaince
(12) types of capsular fruit is
(A) 5 (b) 4
(c) 3 (d) 2
(13) siliqua is characteristic of
(A) crucifera (b) brassica
(c) cucuurbits (d) rose
(14) capsule is
(a) bicarpellery (B) polycarpellary
(c) tricarpellery (d) none of these
(15) the type of fruit with false septum
(a) pome (b) capsule
(C) lomentum (d) regma
(16) mericarp is present in
(a) capsular fruit (B) schizocarp fruit
(c) simple fruit (d) aggregate fruit
(17) cremocarp contain
(a) parietal ovule (b) bilocular ovule
(c) trilocular ovule (D) suspended ovule
Mark the right answer
bold option are right
(1) wall of fruit is known as
(A) pericarp (b) endocarp
(c) mesocarp (d) exocarp
(2) fruit define as
(a) ripened wall (b) ripened ovule
(c) ripened seed (D) ripened ovary
(3) single fruit arises from a single
(a) seed (b) root
(c)stem (D) flower
(4) false fruit is known as
(a) pericarp (B) pseudocarp
(c) endocarp (d) mesocarp
(5) which one is example of pseudocarp
(a) banana (b) mango
(C) apple (d) orange
(6) achene derived from
(a) bicarpellery pistil (b) tricarpellery pistil
(c) compound pistil (D) monocarpellary pistil
(7) caryopsis is the form of
(A) achenial fruit (b) nut fruit
(c) aggregate fruit (d) composite fruit
(8) nut is defined as
(a) soft fruit (B) hard fruit
(c) fleshy fruit (d) achene fruit
(9) woody pericarp is formed in
(a) berries (b) samara
(C) nut (d) drupe
(10) fruit in which pericarp develops a membranous out growth or wing
(a) cypsela (b) drupe
(C) samara (d) achene
(11) wing help in the fruit
(a) mechanism (B) dispersal
(c) growth (d) maintaince
(12) types of capsular fruit is
(A) 5 (b) 4
(c) 3 (d) 2
(13) siliqua is characteristic of
(A) crucifera (b) brassica
(c) cucuurbits (d) rose
(14) capsule is
(a) bicarpellery (B) polycarpellary
(c) tricarpellery (d) none of these
(15) the type of fruit with false septum
(a) pome (b) capsule
(C) lomentum (d) regma
(16) mericarp is present in
(a) capsular fruit (B) schizocarp fruit
(c) simple fruit (d) aggregate fruit
(17) cremocarp contain
(a) parietal ovule (b) bilocular ovule
(c) trilocular ovule (D) suspended ovule
(18)
double
samaras break into two
(a) pericarp (B) mericarp
(c) endocarp (d) mesocarp
(19) the fruit with 3 ovary wall is
(A) simple succulents (b) capsular
(c) dry (d) schizocarp
(20) berries are indehiscent with
(a) one seed (b) two seed
(C) many seed (d) none
(21) epicarp endocarp and mesocarp not applicable to this type of fruit
(a) regma (B) pome
(c) berries (d) drupes
(22) aggregate fruit is collection of
(a) multiple fruitlets (B) simple fruitlets
(c) multiple seeds (d) one seed
(23) collection of simple fruitlets is known as
(A) etaerio (b) syconus
(c) strobilus (d) sorosis
(24) fruit formed by whole inflorescence is
(a) simple fruit (b) dry fruit
(c) schizocarp fruit (D) composite fruit
(25) example of sorosis is
(a) apple (B) pineapple
(c) oak (d) banana
(a) pericarp (B) mericarp
(c) endocarp (d) mesocarp
(19) the fruit with 3 ovary wall is
(A) simple succulents (b) capsular
(c) dry (d) schizocarp
(20) berries are indehiscent with
(a) one seed (b) two seed
(C) many seed (d) none
(21) epicarp endocarp and mesocarp not applicable to this type of fruit
(a) regma (B) pome
(c) berries (d) drupes
(22) aggregate fruit is collection of
(a) multiple fruitlets (B) simple fruitlets
(c) multiple seeds (d) one seed
(23) collection of simple fruitlets is known as
(A) etaerio (b) syconus
(c) strobilus (d) sorosis
(24) fruit formed by whole inflorescence is
(a) simple fruit (b) dry fruit
(c) schizocarp fruit (D) composite fruit
(25) example of sorosis is
(a) apple (B) pineapple
(c) oak (d) banana
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