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    Dehiscent fruits rupture to liberate their seeds in several ways. The fruits of which of the following liberate their seeds through transverse rupture?

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    Root cap covers the root at the apex. It is responsible for

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    Which of the following types of racemose inflorescences has an elongated main axis with older and sessile lower flowers?

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    Which of the following types of roots possess a series of ring-like swellings on its body?

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    Roots of which of the following plants do not arise from the radicle?
    a. Grass
    b. Banyan tree
    c. Mustard plant
    d. Wheat plant

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    Genus Euphorbia and genus Pedilanthus of family Euphorbiaceae have 

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    Actinomorphic flowers are those that can be divided into two equal radial halves in any radial plane passing through the centre. Which of the following flowers is actinomorphic?

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    Match the following:

    a. In compound umbel 1. main axis remains branched in a racemose manner and each branch bears sessile and unisexual flowers
    b. In compound corymb 2. main axis branches in a corymbose manner and each branch bears flowers arranged in corymbs
    c. In compound spadix 3. peduncle is short and bears many branches which arise in an umbellate cluster
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    Which of the following plants has/have large leaves that completely ensheath the inner portion of the bulb?
    a. Allium
    b. Lilium
    c. Tulip

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    Match the following:

    Modifications of roots Description
    a. Tuberous roots 1. slender roots become suddenly swollen near the apex
    b. Fasciculated roots 2. roots are swollen without any definite shape
    c. Nodulose roots 3. several tubercular roots occur in a cluster at the base of the stem
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