Examples:

Question 1

1. Chlorophyll a:

Answer 1

cyanobacteria

Question 2

2. Photosynthetic autotrophs:

Answer 2

cyanobacteria

Question 3

3. Heterocysts:

Answer 3

Anabaena and Nostoc

Question 4

4. Dinoflagellate:

Answer 4

Gonyaulax

Question 5

5. Flagellated Protozoan:

Answer 5

Trypanosoma

Question 6

6. Ciliated Protozoan:

Answer 6

Paramoecium

Question 7

7. Sporozoan:

Answer 7

Plasmodium

Question 8

8. Phycomycetes: (3)

Answer 8

Mucor, Rhizopus, Albugo

Question 9

9. Ascomycetes: (7)

Answer 9

Penicillium, Saccharomyces, Aspergillus, Claviceps, Neurospora, morels and truffles

Question 10

70. syncarpous:

Answer 10

mustard and tomato

Question 11

71. marginal placentation:

Answer 11

pea

Question 12

72. Axial Placentation:

Answer 12

china rose, tomato and lemon

Question 13

73. parietal placentation:

Answer 13

mustard and Argemone

Question 14

74. Free central placentation:

Answer 14

Dianthus and Primrose

Question 15

75. basal placentation:

Answer 15

sunflower, marigold

Question 16

76. Drupe:

Answer 16

mango and coconut

Question 17

77. endospermic seeds:

Answer 17

castor

Question 18

78. non- endospermic seeds:

Answer 18

bean, gram and pea

Question 19

60. Twisted aestivation:

Answer 19

china rose, lady’s finger and cotton

Question 20

61. Imbricate aestivation:

Answer 20

Cassia and gulmohur

Question 21

62. Vexillary aestivation:

Answer 21

pea and bean

Question 22

63. Epipetalous:

Answer 22

brinjal

Question 23

64. Epiphyllous:

Answer 23

lily

Question 24

65. Monoadelphous:

Answer 24

china rose

Question 25

66. Diadelphous:

Answer 25

pea

Question 26

67. Polyadelphous:

Answer 26

citrus

Question 27

68. variation in the length of filaments within a flower:

Answer 27

Salvia and mustard

Question 28

69. apocarpous:

Answer 28

lotus and rose

Question 29

50. alternate phyllotaxy

Answer 29

china rose, mustard and sun flower plants

Question 30

51. opposite phyllotaxy:

Answer 30

Calotropis and guava plants

Question 31

52. whorled phyllotaxy:

Answer 31

Alstonia

Question 32

53. actinomorphic flower:

Answer 32

mustard, datura, chilli

Question 33

54. zygomorphic flower:

Answer 33

pea, gulmohur, bean, Cassia

Question 34

55. asymmetric flower:

Answer 34

canna

Question 35

56. hypogynous flower:

Answer 35

mustard, china rose and brinjal

Question 36

57. perigynous flower:

Answer 36

plum, rose, peach

Question 37

58. epigynous flowers:

Answer 37

guava and cucumber, and the ray florets of sunflower

Question 38

59. Valvate aestivation:

Answer 38

Calotropis

Question 39

40. Mycorrhiza:

Answer 39

Pinus

Question 40

41. Coralloid roots with N2 fixing bacteria:

Answer 40

Cycas

Question 41

42. Unbranched stem of Gymnosperm:

Answer 41

Cycas

Question 42

43. Branched stem of Gymnosperm:

Answer 42

Pinus, Cedrus

Question 43

44. Pinnate leaves:

Answer 43

Cycas

Question 44

45. Strobili or cones on same tree in gymnosperms:

Answer 44

Pinus

Question 45

46. Male cones on different trees in gymnosperms:

Answer 45

Cycas

Question 46

47. Angiosperms:

Answer 46

Wolffia and Eucalyptus

Question 47

48. pinnately compound leaf:

Answer 47

neem

Question 48

49. palmately compound leaves:

Answer 48

silk cotton

Question 49

30. Mosses:

Answer 49

Funaria, Polytrichum and Sphagnum

Question 50

31. Strobili or cones of pteridophytes:

Answer 50

Selaginella, Equisetum

Question 51

32. Microphyll of pteridophytes:

Answer 51

Selaginella

Question 52

33. Macrophylls of pteridophytes:

Answer 52

fern

Question 53

34. Heterosporous pteridophytes:

Answer 53

Selaginella and Salvinia

Question 54

35. Psilopsida:

Answer 54

Psilotum

Question 55

36. Lycopsida:

Answer 55

Selaginella, Lycopodium

Question 56

37. Sphenopsida:

Answer 56

Equisetum

Question 57

38. Pteropsida:

Answer 57

Dryopteris, Pteris, Adiantum

Question 58

39. Giant redwood tree:

Answer 58

Sequoia

Question 59

20. Carrageen Hydrocolloid:

Answer 59

Red algae

Question 60

21. Ice creams and jellies:

Answer 60

Gelidium and Gracilaria

Question 61

22. Food supplement of space travellers:

Answer 61

Chlorella

Question 62

23. Chlorophyceae:

Answer 62

Chlamydomonas, Volvox, Ulothrix, Spirogyra and Chara

Question 63

24. Filamentous Phaeophyceae:

Answer 63

Ectocarpus

Question 64

25. Branched Phaeophyceae:

Answer 64

kelps

Question 65

26. Phaeophyceae:

Answer 65

Ectocarpus, Dictyota, Laminaria, Sargassum and Fucus

Question 66

27. Rhodophyceae:

Answer 66

Polysiphonia, Porphyra, Gracilaria and Gelidium

Question 67

28. Peat:

Answer 67

Sphagnum moss

Question 68

29. Liverwort:

Answer 68

Marchantia

Question 69

10. Basidiomycetes:

Answer 69

mushrooms, bracket fungi, puffballs, Agaricus, Ustilago, Puccinia

Question 70

11. Deuteromycetes:

Answer 70

Alternaria, Colletotrichum and Trichoderma

Question 71

12. Colonial Algae:

Answer 71

Volvox

Question 72

13. Filamentous Algae:

Answer 72

Ulothrix and Spirogyra

Question 73

14. Flagellated isogamous sexual gametes:

Answer 73

Ulothrix

Question 74

15. Non- Flagellated isogamous sexual gametes:

Answer 74

Spirogyra

Question 75

16. Anisogamous sexual gametes:

Answer 75

Eudorina

Question 76

17. Oogamous sexual gamete:

Answer 76

Volvox, Fucus

Question 77

18. Marine Algae used as food:

Answer 77

Porphyra, Laminaria and Sargassum

Question 78

19. Algin Hydrocolloid:

Answer 78

Brown algae

Question 79

Tap root system

Answer 79

mustard plant

Question 80

Fibrous root system

Answer 80

Wheat

Question 81

Adventitious roots

Answer 81

grass, monstera, banyan

Question 82

Perianth

Answer 82

Lily