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George while playing saw many plants uprooted. What could be the venation of their leaf if the given below are the observed characteristics of the plant?
∙ Messy root system
∙ Thin and moderately branched roots
∙ Absence of prominent primary root
George while playing saw many plants uprooted. What could be the venation of their leaf if the given below are the observed characteristics of the plant?
∙ Messy root system
∙ Thin and moderately branched roots
∙ Absence of prominent primary root
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The correct option is D Parallel
- If plant has a messy and moderately branched root system where the primary root is not prominent that type of root system will be fibrous.
- The plants having fibrous roots show parallel venation in their leaves, i.e., the veins do not intersect with each other. They are universally found in monocots. E.g. Paddy, maize, etc.
- If plant has a messy and moderately branched root system where the primary root is not prominent that type of root system will be fibrous.
- The plants having fibrous roots show parallel venation in their leaves, i.e., the veins do not intersect with each other. They are universally found in monocots. E.g. Paddy, maize, etc.
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