Home > Botany > Anatomy Primary Structure Of Plants

Anatomy Primary Structure Of Plants - Questions and Answers

Practice questions on Anatomy Primary Structure Of Plants.

Ready to test your skills?

Take a timed mock test specifically for Anatomy Primary Structure Of Plants.

Start Mock Test
21. The vascular bundle of maize stem is called closed because
A. Phloem is absent
B. Cambium is present
C. Cambium is absent
D. Vessels are absent
Explanation:
22. Pith is also known as
A. Cortex
B. Medulla
C. Pericycle
D. Hypodermis
Explanation:
23. In Dicot stem, hypodermis is made up of
A. Parenchyma
B. Collenchyma
C. Sclerenchyma
D. Sclereids
Explanation:
24. Vascular bundles are skull shaped in
A. Monocot stem
B. Dicot stem
C. Dicot leaf
D. Dicot root
Explanation:
25. Protoxylem lacuna is present in
A. Dicot root
B. Monocot root
C. Dicot stem
D. Monocot stem
Explanation:
« Prev1234567Next »