Monocot stems do not have
1. Protophloem
2. Phloem parenchyma
3. Companion cell in phloem
4. Sieve tube and metaphloem
Consider the following statements:
In a monocot stem-
I: | Hypodermis is collenchymatous. |
II: | Vascular bundle are collateral and closed. |
III: | Trichomes are usually absent. |
Which of the above statements are true?
1. I and II only
2. I and III only
3. II and III only
4. I, II and III
The hypodermis of the monocot stem is made up of
1. collenchyma
2. sclerenchyma
3. parenchyma
4. All of the above
In monocot stem, ground tissue is made up of
(1)collenchyma
(2)sclerenchyma
(3) parenchyma
(4) All of the above
Vascular bundle are ___________and surrounded by ___________ bundle sheath in
monocot stem.
1. scattered, sclerenchymatous
2. arranged, sclerenchymatous
3. scattered, parenchymatous
4. scattered, collenchymatous
Which type of cells are not present in Phloem of monocot stem
(1)Companion cell
(2)sieve tubes
(3) Phloem parenchyma
(4) Phloem fibres
The diagram given below belongs to -
1. Dicot stem having conjoint and collateral
vascular bundles
2. Monocot stem having conjoint and collateral
vascular bundles
3. Dicot root with polyarch condition
4. Monocot root with radial vascular bundles
In monocotyledonous stem
1. | Hypodermis is parenchymatous |
2. | Each vascular bundle is surrounded by collenchymatous bundle sheath |
3. | Peripheral vascular bundles are generally larger than centrally located ones |
4. | Water containing cavities are present within the vascular bundles |
Select incorrect statement with respect to the anatomy of monocot stem
1. Parenchymatous ground tissue is extended from hypodermis to center
2. Hypodermis is made of thick-walled living mechanical tissue
3. Vascular bundles are conjoint, collateral and closed with endarch xylem
4. Pith is absent
Conjoint, collateral, closed vascular bundles without phloem parenchyma are found in plants which have
1. Differentiated ground tissue in the stem
2. Dedifferentiated pericyclic structure in the mature root
3. Sclerenchymatous hypodermis in stem
4. Developed pith in stem