Chapter 5: Morphology of Flowering Plants Flashcards

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What are the characteristics of angiosperm

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root , stem , leaves , flower and fruits

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What is the root and the shoot system?

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the part of the plant above the ground is the shoot system

the part of the plant below the ground is the root system

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What leads to teh formation of primary root in dicot plant?

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elongation of radicle leads to the formation of primary root

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What are the components of the tap root system? Where do we fnd tap root system?

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primary root , secondary root ,tertiary root

mustard

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5
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Where does the fibrous root start from give some examples?

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from the base of the stem

example wheat plant

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Where do we find adventitious root?

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from the nodes

examples : monstera, banyan tree

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What are hte main funcitons of the root syste?

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absorption of mineral and water from soils
providing anchorage to the platn part
storing reserve plant material
synthesis of plant growth regulators

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What are the various regions in the root of a plant?

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root cap : thimble like structure
region of meristamatic activity
region of elongation
region of maturation (root hair prensent here)

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Where are the root hairs present? What is their function?

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in the region of maturation from some epidermal cells

absorption of water and mineral

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10
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Give some examples where the tap root modifies to store food?

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tap root of radish , turnip , carrot

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Give some examples where the adventitious root stores food ?

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sweet potato

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12
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Where are prop root present ?

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the prop roots are present in banyan tree

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13
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What is the modification of root in sugarcane and maize?

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stilt root

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14
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Where are pneumatophore prenset and where are found?

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pneumatophores are present in RHIZOPHORA in the swampy areas they help in respiration

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15
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Where does the stem develop from ?

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from teh plumule of the embryo of the germinating seed

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What is the region in the stem from where the leaves come up from called?

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they are called nodes

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17
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What are types of buds in stem?

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axillary and terminal buds

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18
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What are the main funcitons of stem?

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spreading branches
leaves , flowers and fruits 
conduct water , minreral and photosynthates 
storage of food 
support vegetative propagation
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19
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Give some exmaples of underground stem that are modified to store food?

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potato , ginger , turmeric , zaminkhand , colocasia

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20
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Where do the stem tenrils derive from ? What is their function and where are they found?

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stem tendrils : axillary bud
they are slenderand spirally coil and helps the plant to climb
GOURDS (CUCUMBER, PUMPKIN and WATERMELON)
GRAPES

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21
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What are thorns and where ar ethey found?

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thorns : (modified axillary bud)

Bougainvillea

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22
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Where flattened stems found what is their funciton?

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opuntia

they have chlorophyll for photosynthesis

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23
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Where the cylindrical modigication of stem found and what is their funciton?

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euphorbia

they have chlorophyll for photopynthesis

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24
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What is the modificaiton of stem in jasmine and mint?

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they have a slender lateral branch that arises from the base of the main axis and after growing for some times they arch back into the ground
STOLEN STEM

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25
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What is the stem modification in stem of pistia and eichornia?

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OFFSET ROOT
lateral branch with short internodes and each nodes bearing a rosette of leaves and a tuft of root sis found in aquatic plant like pistia and Eichornia

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26
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What is the modificaiton of root in banana and where else is ti foud?

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BANANA , PINEAPPLE , CHRYSANTHAMUM
teh lateral branches originate from the basal and undergroun portion of the main stem , growing horizontally beneath the surface and then come out obliquely upward giving rise to leafy shoot

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27
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Where does the leaf originate from ?

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the node and bears buds in its axil

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28
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What does the axillary bud later develop into?

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it later develops into branch

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29
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Where does the shot originate from (tissue) and how are the leaves arranged in it ?

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originate : stem apical meristem

leaves are arranged in acropetal order

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30
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What are the three main parts of a leaf?

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leaf base
petiole
lamina

31
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What are stipules

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they are the two lateral small leaf like appendages that originates from the leaf base

32
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What is the leaf base in a monocot?

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the leaf base exapnds in a sheath covering the stem partially or completely

33
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What is the type of leaf base in legumes?

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they have pulvinous leaf base with swollen leaf base and helps the leaf to flutter and cool

34
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What are the types of venation and where are they found?

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types of venation : reticulate , parallel
reticulate : dicot
parallel : monocot

35
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What are the types of leaves?

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simple leaves

compound leaves

36
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Are buds prenset in the base of leaflets?

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a bud is present in the axil of petiole in both simple and compound leaves but not in the axil of leaflets of the compound leaf

37
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What is the central midrib of the leaf where the leaflets attached called?

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rachis

38
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What are the two tyeps of compound leaves?

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pinnate : neem

palmate : silk cotton

39
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What are the differnet types of phyllotaxy? And where are they found?

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alternate: china rose, mustard =, sun flower
opposite: calotropis, guava
whorled : alstonia

40
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Where are the folowing modification of the leaves presnt?
tendrils 
spines 
store food 
pitcher
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tendrils: climbing in peas
spines : cactus
store food : onion , garlic
pitcher : pitcher plant

41
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What is the modification of leaf in acacia?

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acacia has a expanded petiole and is green and caries out photosynthesis

42
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What is flower ? What is the tissue responsible?

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is a modified stem when teh internodes do not expand and they get condensed

floral meristem is developed from apicla meristem

43
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What produces the various floral appendages?

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the apex [produces floral appendages laterally at succesice nodes into a flower instead of leaf

44
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What are the two types of influroscence?

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racemose ( acropetal)

cymose (basipetal)

45
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What are the four whorls presnet in the flowers and where are they prenset?

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ACCOSSORY calyx , corolla
REPRODUCTIVE andoecium and gynoecium

teh are present in hte stalk, pedicel, thalamus , receptacles

46
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What is the thalamus?

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the base of hte flower formed by thelack of elongation of the internodes

47
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What is the thalamus?

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the base of hte flower formed by the lack of elongation of the internodes

48
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What is perianth and where are they found?

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perianth : in some flowers the corolla and calyx are not distinct and are termed as perianth

it is found in lily

49
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Give some examples of actinomorphic , zygomorphic and assymetrical flowers?

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actinomorphic flower: (radial symmetry) mustard , datura,chilli (CMD)
zygomatic ( divided by vertical plane): pea ,gulmohar, bean , cassia (PG BC )
symmetriccal : canna

50
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What is the meaing of tetramerous , trimerous and pentamerous?

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when the floral apendages ( CARPELS, PETALS and STAMENS) are present in teh mutiple of 3,4 or 5

51
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What is bract?

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they are the reduced leaf foudn inte h base of a pedicel

52
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types of flowers on the basis of the position fo their ovary?

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HYPOGYNOUS : mustard, china rose , brinjal
EPIGYNOUS: guava, cucumber
PERIGYNOUS : plum ,rose , peach

53
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What are the types of calyx?

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gamosepalous

polysepalous

54
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What are the types of corolla?

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gamopetallous

gamosepallous

55
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What are the types of aestivation ? Give some exampels?

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valvate : calotropis
twisted: china rose, lady’s finger, cotton
imbricate: cassia , gulmuhor
vexillary : pean , bean flowers

56
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What are the petals in vexillary aestivation?

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five
ONE LARGEST
TWO LATERAL PETALS (wings)
two lateral petals (keel)

57
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What is the male reproductive organ of a androecium? What is a sterile male reproductive organ called?

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stamen :filemant and anther

staminode

58
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What is inside an anther?

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two bilobed chamber called the pollen sacs

59
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Where are the pollen grains produced in an anther?

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the pollen sacs

60
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What is a sterile stamen called?

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staminode

61
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What is the meaning of epipetalous and where is it found?

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petal attached to stamen

brinjal

62
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Epiphyllous what, where

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perianth

lily

63
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Polyandrous , monoandrous?

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polyandrous : the stamens of the flower remain free and or united in varying degree
monoandrous: they may be united into one bundle or united to varying degree

64
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give exampels of monoadelphous
deiadephous
polyadelphous

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mono : china rose
diadelphous : pea
polyadelhous : citrus

65
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parts of ocary?

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stigma
style
ovary

66
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Where (ovule attached to the ovary?

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placenta

67
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Give examples of
apocarpous :
syncarpus :

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apocarpus :lotus , rose

syncarpus : mustard , tomato

68
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examples of placentation :

1) marginal
2) axile
3) parietal
4) basal
5) central
6) free central

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1) pea
2) china rose , tomato , lemon
3) mustard , argemone
4) sunflower , marigold
5)
6) dianthus , primrose

69
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What : parthenocarpis fruit?

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fruit formed before fertilization

70
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What are the types of pericarp?

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epicarp , mesocarp, endocarp

71
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which fruits are called drupe? why?

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fruits of coconut , mango

72
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What is the seed composed of?

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seed coat

embryo

73
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Give examples of endospermic and non endospermic seed (dicot)

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ednsospermic seed : castor

non endospermic seed : bean , gram , pea

74
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Is monocot endospermic or non endospermic seed ? Give an example of non endospermic monocot ?

A

monocots are endospermic seed

orchid