Morpho NCERT examples Flashcards by Subhadra Sriram

Q

Tap root

A

Mustard

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Fibrous root

A

Monocots- Wheat

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Adventitious roots are seen in

A

Grass, Monstera, Banyan

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Pulvinous leaf base in

A

Leguminous plants- fabaceae

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Sheathed leaf base in

A

Monocots

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Q

Pinnately compound with rachis is seen in

A

Neem

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Palmately compound leaf

A

Silk cotton

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Alternate phyllotaxy

A

China rose, Mustard, Sunflower

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Opposite phyllotaxy

A

Calotropis, Guava

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Whorled phyllotaxy

A

Alstonia

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Actinomorphic (Radial) symmetry

A

Mustard, Datura, Chilli

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Zygomorphic (Bilateral)

A

Pea, Gulmohar, Bean, Cassia

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Asymmetry

A

Canna indica

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Hypogynous- Superior ovary

A

Mustard, China rose, brinjal

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Perigynous- Half inferior

A

Rose, plum, peach

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Epigynous- Inferior ovary

A

Guava, cucumber, ray florets of sunflower

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Valvate

A

Calotropis

Q

Twisted

A

China rose, Ladies finger, cotton

Q

Imbricate

A

Cassia, Gulmohar

Q

Vexillary

A

Pea and bean

Q

Epipetalous

A

Brinjal

Q

Epiphyllous

A

Lily

Q

Monoadelphus stamen

A

China rose

Q

Diadelphus stamen

A

pea

Q

Polyadelphus stamen

A

Citrus

Q

Variation in length of stamen seen in

A

Salvia and Mustard

Q

Apocarpous- Free carpels

A

Lotus and rose

Q

Syncarpous

A

Mustard, Tomato

Q

Marginal placen

A

Pea

Q

Axial placen

A

China rose, tomato, lemon

Q

Parietal placen- false septum

A

Mustard, Argemone

Q

Free central

A

Dianthus and Primerose

Q

Basal

A

Sunflower, Marigold

Q

Drupe

A

Mango and coconut

Q

Non endospermic seed (Exception of monocots)

A

Orchids

Q

Membranous seed coat fused with fruit wall

A

Maize

Q

Solonaceae examples

A

Potata, Tomato, Brinjal, Chilli, Belladona, Ashwagandha, Tobacco, Petunia

Q

One cotyledon

A

What and maize

Q

2 cotyledon

A

Gram and Pea

Q

Endosperm formed in

A

Castor

Q

Non endospermic ex

A

Bean, gram, pea