Major Differences between Bean Seed and Maize Seed

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The transverse section of a plant shows the following anatomical features- large numbers of scattered vascular bundles surrounded by bundle sheaths, large conspicuous parenchymatous ground tissue, vascular bundles are conjoint and closed, and phloem parenchyma absent. Identify the plant and its part.

1. Dicotyledonous stem

2. Dicotyledonous root

3. Monocotyledonous stem

4. Monocotyledonous root

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Stomata are found in which layer of the leaf?

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Are bananas monocots or dicots?

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Why do we not use the terms maize fruit and maize seed? What do we say instead?

Q.

What are the 2 classes af angiosperms?

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Which of the following features distinguishes dicot root from monocot root?

1. Absence of vascular bundles

2. Presence of open vascular bundles

3. The presence of a well-developed pith

4. Presence of radially arranged vascular bundles

Q.

Is the outer layer of a branch of a tree different from the outer layer of a young stem?

Q. Give the differences between monocots and dicots.

1. Monocots: Leaves have parallel venation, Dicots: Leaves show reticulate venation
2. Monocots: Seeds with one cotyledon, Dicots: Seeds with two cotyledons
3. Monocots: Seeds with two cotyledons, Dicots: Seeds with one cotyledon
4. Both A and C

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The diagram given below is the vertical section of maize seed. Identify the option where the alphabets are correctly identified.

1. A = Endosperm, B = Scutellum, C = Coleorhiza, D = Radicle

2. A = Endosperm, B = Scutellum, C = Coleoptile, D = Plumule

3. A = Scutellum, B = Endosperm, C = Coleoptile, D = Plumule

4. A = Aleurone tissue, B = Scutellum, C = Coleoptile, D = Plumule

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Coleoptile is a part found in germinating___

1. castor

2. maize

3. peas

4. red beans

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Plumule is covered by

1. Coleoptile

2. Root cap

3. Hypocotyl

4. Coleorhiza

Q.

Name the following
(a) A monocotyledonous endospermic seed.
(b) A chemical used in experiments, which absorbs oxygen.
(c) Part of the plumule above the embryonic axis of the seed.
(d) A plant which shows viviparous germination.
(e) The layer of endosperm of maize, rich in protein.
(f) A seed with folded plumule leaves.

Q.

The maize grain is monocotyledonous and endospermic. In the given options, which of the following is not an example of this type of grain?

1. Rice

2. Wheat

3. Oat

4. Bean

Q. Differentiate (5 points) for monocot and dicot plants

Q.

Mention true or false. If false, write the correct statement.

1. Cotyledons in castor are a big store of food for the embryo.

Q.

Name the following:

A plant with sunken stomata.

Q. Which of the following is a monocot seed?

1. Peas
2. Lentils
3. Maize
4. Beans

Q.

Angiosperms that bear parallel venation in leaves and fibrous roots are called ________.

Q.

This is a tiny opening of a seed

1. Seed coat

2. Hilum

3. Cotyledon

4. None of these

Q.

Which of the following is not similar to maize grain?

1. Wheat

2. Oat

3. Bean

4. Rice

Q.

How light plays an important role in germination of seeds

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Why do we not use the terms m a i z e fruit and Maize seed what do we say instead

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Which of the following is the odd member in the group?

1. Wheat

2. Potato

3. Rice

4. Maize

Q.

Name the following:

A plant with sunken stomata.

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Respected BYJUS faculty

Good afternoon

My name is VANDITA YADAV and I am student of BYJUS 9th

I want to ask that what is the meaning of pith of roots where parenchymatic cells occur?

Q. Both a dicot root and monocot root possess six vascular bundles. The two can be distinguished by.

1. Occurrence of more metaxylem vessels in dicot root
2. Presence of exarch condition in monocot root
3. Presence of lysigenous cavity in monocot root
4. Outline of vessels

Q. Which of the following feature is common in dicots and monocots?

1. Type of flower
2. Root system
3. Venation in leaves
4. Photosynthetic pigment in leaves

Q. were is the most of the stomata found in leaf?

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Question 37
You are provided with the seeds of gram, wheat, rice, pumpkin, maize and pea. Classify them whether they are monocot or dicot.

Q. Write the anatomical differences between dicot stem and monocot stem.