Anatomy of Flowering Plants – Tissues (Meristematic & Permanent)

Grade 11 Biology — Anatomy of Flowering Plants – Tissues (Meristematic & Permanent): 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.

1. Tissue responsible for growth in length is
2. Lateral meristem is responsible for
3. Intercalary meristem is commonly found in
4. The simplest permanent tissue is
5. Collenchyma cells are characterized by
6. Sclerenchyma provides
7. Two types of sclerenchyma are
8. Water-conducting cells of xylem are
9. Living component of xylem is
10. Food-conducting cells are
11. Companion cells are associated with
12. Non-living component of phloem is
13. Complex tissues in plants are
14. Gymnosperm xylem generally lacks
15. Sieve plates are found on
16. Tracheary elements generally have
17. Gritty texture of pear fruit is due to
18. Meristematic cells are characterized by
19. Apical meristem occurs at
20. Lateral meristems include
21. A secondary tissue producing cork is
22. Phellem is also called
23. Phelloderm is produced by
24. Collenchyma commonly occurs in
25. Parenchyma with chloroplasts is called