Leaf skeleton in angiosperms is found by Veins, tap root system is derived from Radicle, Casparian bands are present on radial wall of endodermal cells

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1.Leaf skeleton in angiosperms is formed by
(1) Bones (2) Veins (3) Veins and arteries (4) Mesophyll
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2.The tap root system is derived from
(1) Plumule (2) Radical (3) Radicle (4) Any part of the plant
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3.Dracaena is an example of
(1) Monocot plant (2) Abnormal secondary growth (3) Monocot plant which shows anomalous growth (4) All
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4.The ring of bark removed for air layering consists of?
(1) Rhytidome (2) Rhytidome and primary pholem (3) Phellogen (4) All tissues outside secondary xylem
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5.Casparian bands are present on?
(1) the radial wall of endodermal cells (2) the inner tangential walls of endodermal cells (3) both (4) none of the above

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Free Online Mock Biology Multiple Choice Test on Anatomy of Flowering Plants