The diagram shows types of venation in the leaves. What does 'P' and 'Q' represents?

P - Parallel venation, Q - Parallel venation

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P - Parallel venation, Q - Reticulate venation

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The correct option is C P - Reticulate venation, Q - Parallel venation
Venation is the arrangement of veins in the lamina of a leaf.

Reticulate venation (P)

Veins emerge from midrib and form net-like pattern.

Parallel venation (Q)

Veins are arranged parallel to each other in a leaf.

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The diagram shows types of venation in the leaves. What does 'P' and 'Q' represents?

The correct option is C P - Reticulate venation, Q - Parallel venationVenation is the arrangement of veins in the lamina of a leaf. Reticulate venation (P) Veins emerge from midrib and form net-like pattern. Parallel venation (Q) Veins are arranged parallel to each other in a leaf.

The correct option is C P - Reticulate venation, Q - Parallel venation
Venation is the arrangement of veins in the lamina of a leaf.

Reticulate venation (P)

Veins emerge from midrib and form net-like pattern.

Parallel venation (Q)

Veins are arranged parallel to each other in a leaf.