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Q. No.What happens to the growth of roots during water logging conditions?
1. Growth is accelerated
2. Growth is inhibited
3. Growth remains constant
4. First growth is accelerated and then stops
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Which of the following is not a function of water in plants?
1. It is responsible for cell elongation
2. It maintains the turgidity of cells
3. It acts as a source of energy
4. It provides medium for enzymatic activities
1. It is responsible for cell elongation
2. It maintains the turgidity of cells
3. It acts as a source of energy
4. It provides medium for enzymatic activities
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Which abiotic factor is not essential for early growth of the plant but growth is sustained only in its presence?
1. Water
2. Oxygen
1. Water
2. Oxygen
3. Nutrients
4. Light
4. Light
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Which factor determines the direction of movement of main root and stem?
1. Oxygen
2. Gravity
3. Temperature
4. Nutrients
1. Oxygen
2. Gravity
3. Temperature
4. Nutrients
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Examples of lateral meristems are
1. Phellogen and collenchyma
2. Vascular cambium and phellem
3. Vascular cambium and cork cambium
4. Xylem and cork cambium
1. Phellogen and collenchyma
2. Vascular cambium and phellem
3. Vascular cambium and cork cambium
4. Xylem and cork cambium
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Tracheids do not collapse under extreme tension due to the presence of
1. Strong, elastic lignocellulosic secondary cell wall
2. Thick, cellulosic primary cell wall
3. Thin, elastic, cellulosic primary cell wall
4. Thick, hard suberised secondary cell wall
1. Strong, elastic lignocellulosic secondary cell wall
2. Thick, cellulosic primary cell wall
3. Thin, elastic, cellulosic primary cell wall
4. Thick, hard suberised secondary cell wall
Subtopic: Growth | Differentiation, Dedifferentiation and Redifferentiation |
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Cork, secondary cortex and secondary xylem are formed through
1. Dedifferentiation
2. Redifferentiation
3. Differentiation
4. Obliteration
2. Redifferentiation
3. Differentiation
4. Obliteration
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Which of the following is formed after differentiation?
1. Secondary phloem
2. Secondary cortex
3. Parenchyma
4. Interfascicular vascular cambium
1. Secondary phloem
2. Secondary cortex
3. Parenchyma
4. Interfascicular vascular cambium
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The ability of a plant to follow different pathways and produce different structures in response to environment is known as
1. Heterophylly
2. Plasticity
3. Efficiency index
4. Vernalisation
1. Heterophylly
2. Plasticity
3. Efficiency index
4. Vernalisation
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Heterophylly means
1. The appearance of different forms of leaves on the same plant species
2. The appearance of same form of leaves on different plants
3. The appearance of same form of flowers on different plants
4. The appearance of different forms of fruits on the same plant
1. The appearance of different forms of leaves on the same plant species
2. The appearance of same form of leaves on different plants
3. The appearance of same form of flowers on different plants
4. The appearance of different forms of fruits on the same plant
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