Examples: Flashcards
1
Q
- Chlorophyll a:
A
cyanobacteria
2
Q
- Photosynthetic autotrophs:
A
cyanobacteria
3
Q
- Heterocysts:
A
Anabaena and Nostoc
4
Q
- Dinoflagellate:
A
Gonyaulax
5
Q
- Flagellated Protozoan:
A
Trypanosoma
6
Q
- Ciliated Protozoan:
A
Paramoecium
7
Q
- Sporozoan:
A
Plasmodium
8
Q
- Phycomycetes: (3)
A
Mucor, Rhizopus, Albugo
9
Q
- Ascomycetes: (7)
A
Penicillium, Saccharomyces, Aspergillus, Claviceps, Neurospora, morels and truffles
10
Q
- syncarpous:
A
mustard and tomato
11
Q
- marginal placentation:
A
pea
12
Q
- Axial Placentation:
A
china rose, tomato and lemon
13
Q
- parietal placentation:
A
mustard and Argemone
14
Q
- Free central placentation:
A
Dianthus and Primrose
15
Q
- basal placentation:
A
sunflower, marigold
16
Q
- Drupe:
A
mango and coconut
17
Q
- endospermic seeds:
A
castor
18
Q
- non- endospermic seeds:
A
bean, gram and pea
19
Q
- Twisted aestivation:
A
china rose, lady’s finger and cotton
20
Q
- Imbricate aestivation:
A
Cassia and gulmohur
21
Q
- Vexillary aestivation:
A
pea and bean
22
Q
- Epipetalous:
A
brinjal
23
Q
- Epiphyllous:
A
lily
24
Q
- Monoadelphous:
A
china rose
25
66. Diadelphous:
pea
26
67. Polyadelphous:
citrus
27
68. variation in the length of filaments within a flower:
Salvia and mustard
28
69. apocarpous:
lotus and rose
29
50. alternate phyllotaxy
china rose, mustard and sun flower plants
30
51. opposite phyllotaxy:
Calotropis and guava plants
31
52. whorled phyllotaxy:
Alstonia
32
53. actinomorphic flower:
mustard, datura, chilli
33
54. zygomorphic flower:
pea, gulmohur, bean, Cassia
34
55. asymmetric flower:
canna
35
56. hypogynous flower:
mustard, china rose and brinjal
36
57. perigynous flower:
plum, rose, peach
37
58. epigynous flowers:
guava and cucumber, and the ray florets of sunflower
38
59. Valvate aestivation:
Calotropis
39
40. Mycorrhiza:
Pinus
40
41. Coralloid roots with N2 fixing bacteria:
Cycas
41
42. Unbranched stem of Gymnosperm:
Cycas
42
43. Branched stem of Gymnosperm:
Pinus, Cedrus
43
44. Pinnate leaves:
Cycas
44
45. Strobili or cones on same tree in gymnosperms:
Pinus
45
46. Male cones on different trees in gymnosperms:
Cycas
46
47. Angiosperms:
Wolffia and Eucalyptus
47
48. pinnately compound leaf:
neem
48
49. palmately compound leaves:
silk cotton
49
30. Mosses:
Funaria, Polytrichum and Sphagnum
50
31. Strobili or cones of pteridophytes:
Selaginella, Equisetum
51
32. Microphyll of pteridophytes:
Selaginella
52
33. Macrophylls of pteridophytes:
fern
53
34. Heterosporous pteridophytes:
Selaginella and Salvinia
54
35. Psilopsida:
Psilotum
55
36. Lycopsida:
Selaginella, Lycopodium
56
37. Sphenopsida:
Equisetum
57
38. Pteropsida:
Dryopteris, Pteris, Adiantum
58
39. Giant redwood tree:
Sequoia
59
20. Carrageen Hydrocolloid:
Red algae
60
21. Ice creams and jellies:
Gelidium and Gracilaria
61
22. Food supplement of space travellers:
Chlorella
62
23. Chlorophyceae:
Chlamydomonas, Volvox, Ulothrix, Spirogyra and Chara
63
24. Filamentous Phaeophyceae:
Ectocarpus
64
25. Branched Phaeophyceae:
kelps
65
26. Phaeophyceae:
Ectocarpus, Dictyota, Laminaria, Sargassum and Fucus
66
27. Rhodophyceae:
Polysiphonia, Porphyra, Gracilaria and Gelidium
67
28. Peat:
Sphagnum moss
68
29. Liverwort:
Marchantia
69
10. Basidiomycetes:
mushrooms, bracket fungi, puffballs, Agaricus, Ustilago, Puccinia
70
11. Deuteromycetes:
Alternaria, Colletotrichum and Trichoderma
71
12. Colonial Algae:
Volvox
72
13. Filamentous Algae:
Ulothrix and Spirogyra
73
14. Flagellated isogamous sexual gametes:
Ulothrix
74
15. Non- Flagellated isogamous sexual gametes:
Spirogyra
75
16. Anisogamous sexual gametes:
Eudorina
76
17. Oogamous sexual gamete:
Volvox, Fucus
77
18. Marine Algae used as food:
Porphyra, Laminaria and Sargassum
78
19. Algin Hydrocolloid:
Brown algae
79
Tap root system
mustard plant
80
Fibrous root system
Wheat
81
Adventitious roots
grass, monstera, banyan
82
Perianth
Lily
