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Question:

A group of cells similar in structure and function

1.Tissue

2.Organ

3.Organism

4.Organogenesis

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Aerenchyma is found in

1. Aquatic plants

2.Xerophytic plants

3.Mesophytic plants

4.Epiphytic plants

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Cells are isodiametric with intercellular space in

1.Parenchyma

2.Collenchyma

3.Sclerenchyma

4.Xylem

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Cells with dense cytoplasm are found in

1.Meristematic tissue

2.Parenchyma

3.Chlorenchyma

4.Aerenchyma

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Cells with large intercellular cavities are seen in

1.Xylem

2.Phloem

3.Cambium

4.Aerenchyma

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Cells with prominent nuclei are seen in

1.Meristematic tissue

2. Parenchyma

3.Chlorenchyma

4.Aerenchyma

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Cells without intercellular space are found in

1.Meristematic tissue

2.Parenchyma

3.Chlorenchyma

4.Aerenchyma

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Collenchyma cells are living and often contain

1.Leucoplasts

2.Chromoplasts

3.Choroplasts

4.No plastids

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Companion cells are specialized

1.Parenchyma

2.Aerenchyma

3.Chlorenchyma

4.Collenchyma

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Conducting elements of Phloem is

1.Companion cells

2.Sieve elements

3.Vessels

4.Tracheids

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Corners of the cells are thickened in

1.Aerenchyma

2.Chlorenchyma

3.Parenchyma

4.Collenchyma

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Cytoplasm with prominent nucleus are seen in

1.Xylem vessels

2.Xylem fibres

3.Sieve elements

4.Companion cells

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Deposition of secondary walls are net like in

1.Annular

2.Spiral

3.Reticulate

4.Scalariform

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Elongation of the inter node is helped by

1.Phloem

2.Xylem

3.Intercalary meristem

4.Lateral meristem

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Example for Complex tissue is

1.Parenchyma

2.Sclerenchyma

3.Phloem

4.Collenchyma

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Example for complex tissue is

1.Parenchyma

2.Sclerenchyma

3.Aerenchyma

4.Xylem

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Example for simple tissue is

1.Xylem

2.Phloem

3.Cambium

4.Parenchyma

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Food materials are conducted by

1.Chlorenchyma

2.Vessels

3.Xylem

4.Phloem

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Hard, rigid secondary walls are found in

1.Parenchyma

2.Aerenchyma

3.Collenchyma

4.Sclerenchyma

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Imperforate cells are seen in

1.Tracheids

2.Vessels

3.Sieve elements

4.Companion cells

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Increase in girth of stem and root is achieved by

1.Simple tissues

2.Xylem

3.Phloem

4.Lateral meristem

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Increase in length is due to the activity of

1.Apical meristem

2.Lateral meristem

3.Intercalary meristem

4.Simple tissues

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Ladder like thickening is found in the following tracheid

1.Annular

2.Spiral

3.Scalariform

4.Reticulate

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Large lumen is found in

1.Vessels

2.Companion cells

3.Sieve tube cells

4.Tracheids

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Lignified walls are seen in

1.Parenchyma

2.Chlorenchyma

3.Collenchyma

4.Vessels

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Long, pipe-like structure are called

1.Tracheae

2.Tracheids

3.Companion cells

4.Sieve elements

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Multi cellular embryo develops from

1.Sperm

2.Egg

3.Zygote

4.Gamete

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New cells are added by

1.Permanent tissue

2.Meristematic tissue

3.Ground tissue

4.Vascular tissue

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Permanent tissues are formed by the differentiation of the cells produced by

1.Apical meristem

2.Lateral meristem

3.Intercalary meristem

4.Ground tissues

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Question:

Phellogen and vascular cambium are

1.Apical meristem

2.Lateral meristem

3.Intercalary meristem

4.Simple tissues

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Phloem consists of

1.Tracheids

2.Vessels

3.Sclereids

4.Companion cells

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Question:

Plant body of angiosperm is

1.Prokaryotic

2.Unicellular

3.Multi cellular

4.All the three

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Primary xylem is formed by

1.Protoxylem

2.Metaxylem

3.Pro cambium

4.Vascular cambium

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Secondary permanent tissues are formed from

1.Apical meristem

2.Lateral meristem

3.Intercalary meristem

4.Simple tissues

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Secondary walls with lamellations are seen in

1.Tracheids

2.Vessels

3.Fibres

4.Stone cells

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Secondary xylem is formed by

1.Metaxylem

2.Protoxylem

3.Pro cambium

4.Vascular cambium

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Question:

Selerenchyma fibres are as long as

1.35 cm

2.45 cm

3.55 cm

4.65 cm

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Strength to the younger organs is given by

1.Aerenchyma

2.Collenchyma

3.Parenchyma

4.Chlorenchyma

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The chief water conducting elements of ferns and gymnosperm are

1.Vessels

2.Tracheids

3.Sieve elements

4.Companion cells

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The fibres are known as

1.Supporting cells

2.Stone cells

3.Vessels

4.Tracheids

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The function of chlorenchyma is

1.Photosynthesis

2.Support

3.Flexibility

4.Vascular tissue

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The function of Parenchyma is

1.Photosynthesis

2.Support

3.Storage

4.Flexibility

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The gritty nature of the pear fruit is due to

1.Tracheids

2.Sclereids

3.Fibres

4.Vessels

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The Meristem that occur parallel to the long axes

1.Lateral meristem

2.Apical meristem

3.Intercalary meristem

4.Phloem

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The other name for Stone cells is

1.Companion cells

2.Sieve tube cells

3.Sclereids

4.Tracheids

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The secondary walls of Sclerenchyma are made of

1.Suberin

2.Lignin

3.Pectin

4.Cellulose

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The tissue occurring in growing regions are

1.Apical meristem

2.Intercalary meristem

3.Lateral meristem

4.Parenchyma

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The tissue that give buoyancy to the plants

1.Parenchyma

2.Collenchyma

3.Chlorenchyma

4.Aerenchyma

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The tissue which occur between regions of permanent tissues is known as

1.Apical meristem

2.Intercalary meristem

3.Lateral meristem

4.Parenchyma

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The tissue which perpetuate itself by active cell division is

1.Permanent tissue

2.Meristematic tissue

3.Ground tissue

4.Vascular tissue

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The wall are lignified in

1.Sclereids

2.Tracheids

3.Fibres

4.Parenchyma

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Thick primary walls are seen in

1.Companion cells

2.Sieve elements

3.Vessels

4.Tracheids

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Tissue that occur in strands are characteristic of

1.Parenchyma

2.Collenchyma

3.Sclerenchyma

4.Aerenchyma

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Trees of higher plants continue to grow through out their life because of the presence of

1.Permanent tissue

2.Meristematic tissue

3.Ground tissue

4.Vascular tissue

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Uneven thickness of the cell walls is seen in

1.Collenchyma

2.Screenchyma

3.Chlorenchyma

4.Phloem

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Question:

Various kinds of tissue of plants are differentiated from

1.Permanent tissue

2.Meristematic tissue

3.Ground tissue

4.Vascular tissue

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Question:

Water and Mineral salts are conducted by

1.Xylem

2.Phloem

3.Cambium

4.Parenchyma

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Question: A group of cells similar in structure and function

Question: Aerenchyma is found in

Question: Cells are isodiametric with intercellular space in

Question: Cells with dense cytoplasm are found in

Question: Cells with large intercellular cavities are seen in

Question: Cells with prominent nuclei are seen in

Question: Cells without intercellular space are found in

Question: Collenchyma cells are living and often contain

Question: Companion cells are specialized

Question: Conducting elements of Phloem is

Question: Corners of the cells are thickened in

Question: Cytoplasm with prominent nucleus are seen in

Question: Deposition of secondary walls are net like in

Question: Elongation of the inter node is helped by

Question: Example for Complex tissue is

Question: Example for complex tissue is

Question: Example for simple tissue is

Question: Food materials are conducted by

Question: Hard, rigid secondary walls are found in

Question: Imperforate cells are seen in

Question: Increase in girth of stem and root is achieved by

Question: Increase in length is due to the activity of

Question: Ladder like thickening is found in the following tracheid

Question: Large lumen is found in

Question: Lignified walls are seen in

Question: Long, pipe-like structure are called

Question: Multi cellular embryo develops from

Question: New cells are added by

Question: Permanent tissues are formed by the differentiation of the cells produced by

Question: Phellogen and vascular cambium are

Question: Phloem consists of

Question: Plant body of angiosperm is

Question: Primary xylem is formed by

Question: Secondary permanent tissues are formed from

Question: Secondary walls with lamellations are seen in

Question: Secondary xylem is formed by

Question: Selerenchyma fibres are as long as

Question: Strength to the younger organs is given by

Question: The chief water conducting elements of ferns and gymnosperm are

Question: The fibres are known as

Question: The function of chlorenchyma is

Question: The function of Parenchyma is

Question: The gritty nature of the pear fruit is due to

Question: The Meristem that occur parallel to the long axes

Question: The other name for Stone cells is

Question: The secondary walls of Sclerenchyma are made of

Question: The tissue occurring in growing regions are

Question: The tissue that give buoyancy to the plants

Question: The tissue which occur between regions of permanent tissues is known as

Question: The tissue which perpetuate itself by active cell division is

Question: The wall are lignified in

Question: Thick primary walls are seen in

Question: Tissue that occur in strands are characteristic of

Question: Trees of higher plants continue to grow through out their life because of the presence of

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A group of cells similar in structure and function

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Aerenchyma is found in

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Cells are isodiametric with intercellular space in

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Cells with dense cytoplasm are found in

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Cells with large intercellular cavities are seen in

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Cells with prominent nuclei are seen in

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Cells without intercellular space are found in

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Collenchyma cells are living and often contain

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Companion cells are specialized

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Conducting elements of Phloem is

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Corners of the cells are thickened in

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Cytoplasm with prominent nucleus are seen in

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Deposition of secondary walls are net like in

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Elongation of the inter node is helped by

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Example for Complex tissue is

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Example for complex tissue is

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Example for simple tissue is

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Food materials are conducted by

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Hard, rigid secondary walls are found in

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Imperforate cells are seen in

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Increase in girth of stem and root is achieved by

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Increase in length is due to the activity of

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Ladder like thickening is found in the following tracheid

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Large lumen is found in

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Lignified walls are seen in

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Long, pipe-like structure are called

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Multi cellular embryo develops from

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New cells are added by

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Permanent tissues are formed by the differentiation of the cells produced by

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Phellogen and vascular cambium are

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Phloem consists of

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Plant body of angiosperm is

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Primary xylem is formed by

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Secondary permanent tissues are formed from

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Secondary walls with lamellations are seen in

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Secondary xylem is formed by

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Selerenchyma fibres are as long as

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Strength to the younger organs is given by

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The chief water conducting elements of ferns and gymnosperm are

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The fibres are known as

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The function of chlorenchyma is

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The function of Parenchyma is

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The gritty nature of the pear fruit is due to

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The Meristem that occur parallel to the long axes

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The other name for Stone cells is

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The secondary walls of Sclerenchyma are made of

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The tissue occurring in growing regions are

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The tissue that give buoyancy to the plants

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The tissue which occur between regions of permanent tissues is known as

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The tissue which perpetuate itself by active cell division is

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The wall are lignified in

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Thick primary walls are seen in

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Tissue that occur in strands are characteristic of

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Trees of higher plants continue to grow through out their life because of the presence of

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Uneven thickness of the cell walls is seen in

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Various kinds of tissue of plants are differentiated from

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Water and Mineral salts are conducted by