Plants
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Name five plants and their parts that we eat?
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Label the different parts of the plant given below in figure.
Can you name the two parts in a flower in which the two most important units of sexual reproduction develop?
- Tap roots
- Fibrous roots
- Adventitious roots
- They do not have roots
What are weeds?Why do farmers remove weeds from their fields?
Complete the following blanks by choosing the appropriate answer.
Coniferous trees have leaves that are (i)_______.
An example of a coniferous tree is (ii)______.
(i) long and thin
(ii) hyacinth(i) waxy
(ii) fir(i) needle-shaped
(ii) pine(i) hollow
(ii) lily
Can you eat fish scales?
- creepers
- climbers
- trees
- shrubs
Why are the scale leaves in garlic and onion fleshy and thick?
How much absorbed water is lost during transpiration?
Which is not a part of a leaf?
Petiole
Lamina
Veins
Nodes
- diffusion
- transpiration
- osmosis
Flowers of which plants are used as vegetables?
Which among the following plants has spines instead of leaves?
- Marigold
- Cactus
- Daisy
- Banana tree
The needle shaped structure is a pinus plant is
Root
Stem
Flower
Leaf
Trees are ______ plants that have a single, ______, and woody stem.
- tall, hard
- tall, soft
- short, hard
- short, soft
- Annuals
- Biennials
- Their leaves are thin surfaced.
- Their leaves have an oily surface.
- Leaf surface is covered with dead cells.
- Air spaces are present in the leaves.
Explain any three stem modifications. [3 MARKS]
- Animal
- Bacteria
- Human being
- Tree
- Long hair on the skin.
- Thick layer of fat under the skin.
- Long legs with flat and cushioned soles.
- White or silvery body colour.
A wide, thin, flat part of a leaf.
- creepers
- climbers
- shrubs
- trees
- False
- True
Where can one find the fibrous root system?
- Weeds
- Pests
- Yield
- Insects
State whether the following statements are true or false:
Statement 1: Stem anchors the plant to the soil.
Statement 2: Fibrous roots do not have a main root.
- Statement 1: True; Statement 2: True
- Statement 1: True; Statement 2: False
- Statement 1: False; Statement 2: True
- Statement 1: False; Statement 2: False
- False
- True