In dicot roots, secondary phloem is formed towards the _________ and secondary xylem is formed towards the __________ by the activity of vascular cambium.

  • periphery, centre

  • centre, periphery

  • innerside, outerside

  • Both B and C

There are _________types of medullary rays formed in dicot roots during secondary growth.

  • one

  • two

  • three

  • many

The common medullary rays between dicot stem and root is

  • primary medullary rays

  • secondary medullary rays

  • Both A and B

  • None of the above

Secondary growth occurs in

  • dicot root and stem of angiosperms

  • dicot root and stem of gymnosperms

  • monocot roots

  • Both 1 and 2

Lenticels are present in

  • stem only

  • root only

  • Both A and B

  • root, stem and leaf

The more correct function of the medullary rays in dicot roots are

  • water conduction only

  • food conduction only

  • food and water conduction

  • food and water conduction in radial direction

Which of the following is known as living mechanical tissue

  • parenchyma

  • collenchyma

  • sclerenchyma

  • All of the above

Which one is true of collenchyma?

  • forms the hypodermis of dicot stem

  • present below epidermis in layers or patches

  • thickened corners due to cellulose, hemicellulose, and pectin deposition

  • All of the above

The main mechanical tissue of the plant is

  • sclerenchyma

  • collenchyma

  • parenchyma

  • Both B and C

Sclerenchyma is

  • dead and lignified

  • consists of long, narrow, thick walled cells

  • may be in the form of fibres and sclereids

  • All of these

Which one is true for sclereids

  • highly thickened dead walls with narrow lumen

  • present in fruit walls of nuts

  • pulp of guava, pear, and sapots

  • All of the above

Sclerenchymatous fibres are

  • thick walled, elongated and pointed cells

  • contains simple and bordered pits

  • smallest  cells in plant body

  • All of these

Which one is true regarding xylem?

  • vessels are absent in gymnosperms

  • cells of vessel are called vessel members

  • tracheid and vessel lack protoplasm

  • All of these

The elements of xylem which does food storage is

  • tracheids

  • vessels

  • xylem parenchyma

  • xylem fibres

In angiosperms, the main water transporting elements are

  • tracheids

  • vessels

  • Both A and B

  • tracheids, vessels, xylem fibres, xylem parenchyma

The first formed primary xylem elements are__________and later formed is _____________

  • protoxylem , metaxylem

  • metaxylem , protoxylem

  • tracheids, vessels

  • Both B and C

The type of primary xylem when protoxylem lies towards the pith is known as

  • endarch

  • exarch

  • endoexarch

  • Both (1) and (3)

A mature sieve tube elements have

  • large vacuole

  • peripheral cytoplasm

  • lack nucleus

  • All of the above

Pressure gradient in the sieve tubes is maintained by

  • companion cells

  • phloem fibres

  • phloem parenchyma

  • All of these

Which of the following is true for phloem parenchyma?

  • made up of elongated, tapering cylindrical cells

  • have dense cytoplasm and nucleus

  • stores food material and resins, latex and mucilage

  • All of the above

Which element of the phloem becomes dead at maturity

  • sieve tube elements

  • companion cells

  • phloem parenchyma

  • phloem fibres

Metaphloem contains _________sieve tubes while protophloem contains____________ sieve tubes.

  • bigger, narrow

  • narrow, bigger

  • narrow, no

  • no, bigger

Epidermal tissue system consists of

  • epidermal cells

  • stomata

  • trichomes, root hairs

  • All of the above

Which one is true regarding epidermis?

  • usually single layered

  • made up of parenchymatous cells

  • outermost layer of the primary plant body

  • All of the above

Stomata is a part of which type of tissue system

  • Epidermal tissue system

  • Ground tissue system

  • Vascular tissue system

  • Both A and B

Stomatal apparatus comprises of

  • stomatal aperture, guard cells

  • stomatal aperture, guard and subsidiary cells

  • stomatal aperture and guard, subsidiary and epidermal cells

  • stomatal aperture and subsidiary cells

In grasses, ____________cells are dumb-bell shaped

  • subsidiary cells

  • guard cells

  • Both A and B

  • stomatal apparatus

The epidermal hairs of root are usually   _________while of shoots are usually________

  • unicellular, multicellular

  • multicellular, unicellular

  • multicellular, multicellular

  • unicellular, unicellular

Which of the following is true for  trichomes

  • usually multicellular

  • may be branched or unbranched

  • prevent transpirational water loss

  • All of the above

Which one is incorrect  statement

  • subsidiary cells are specialised epidermal cells

  • cuticle is always present on epidermal tissue system

  • cuticle is absent in roots

  • Guard cells surround the stoma

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