Morphology of Flowering Plants – Root System, Stem Modifications
Biology · Grade 11 · Week 15 · 25 questions
In Grade 11 biology, Morphology of Flowering Plants explores Root System and Stem Modifications. Concepts introduced here reappear in Grade 12 and are frequent sources of NEET questions.
What you'll practise
- Describe Root System
- Identify Stem Modifications
- Apply morphology of flowering plants concepts to NCERT exercise and exemplar problems
All 25 questions in this Morphology of Flowering Plants – Root System, Stem Modifications quiz
Grade 11 Biology — Morphology of Flowering Plants – Root System, Stem Modifications: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- The primary root develops from the
- A taproot system is characteristically seen in
- Fibrous root system is seen in
- Adventitious roots in banyan are called
- Stilt roots are found in
- Pneumatophores help in
- Roots modified for storage are seen in
- Region of a root with root hairs is the
- Root cap is absent in
- Underground stem modified for storage in potato is a
- Ginger's underground stem is a
- Onion bulb is a modification of
- Colocasia shows which stem modification?
- Thorns of Bougainvillea are modifications of
- Tendrils of Cucurbita (gourd) are modifications of
- Runners are seen in
- Suckers are seen in
- Stolons are characteristic of
- Offsets occur in
- Which is a phylloclade?
- A green cladode of a single internode is found in
- Tap root is generally developed from
- Velamen tissue is found in roots of
- Nodulated roots are characteristic of
- Haustorial (sucking) roots occur in
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