Give two examples for each of the following.
(a) a modified stem
(b) flowers found as an inflorescence
(c) insectivorous plants
(d) plants whose leaves are modified to store food
(e) trees with prop roots
(f) plants with reticulate venation in their leaves
(g) flowers that are eaten

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(a) Ginger and potato
(b) Petunia and Hibiscus
(c) Pitcher plant and sundew plant
(d) Onion and garlic
(e) Banyan and peepal
(f) Coriander and china rose
(g) Cauliflower and sunflower

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Give two examples for each of the following. (a) a modified stem (b) flowers found as an inflorescence (c) insectivorous plants (d) plants whose leaves are modified to store food (e) trees with prop roots (f) plants with reticulate venation in their leaves (g) flowers that are eaten

(a) Ginger and potato (b) Petunia and Hibiscus (c) Pitcher plant and sundew plant (d) Onion and garlic (e) Banyan and peepal (f) Coriander and china rose (g) Cauliflower and sunflower

Give two examples for each of the following.
(a) a modified stem
(b) flowers found as an inflorescence
(c) insectivorous plants
(d) plants whose leaves are modified to store food
(e) trees with prop roots
(f) plants with reticulate venation in their leaves
(g) flowers that are eaten

(a) Ginger and potato
(b) Petunia and Hibiscus
(c) Pitcher plant and sundew plant
(d) Onion and garlic
(e) Banyan and peepal
(f) Coriander and china rose
(g) Cauliflower and sunflower