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Q: To study the habit of a plant

A: In Botany, plant Habit means Plant life form which involves the general appearance of the plant, the…

Q: Structure and function for both monocots and dicots.

A: Monocot stem is a round shaped hollow axial part of the plant which leads to hubs, internodes,…

Q: Benefits of green onions and spinach leaves

A: Macro and micronutrients are very essential components for the proper growth and development of the…

Q: Why new banana plants produced by traditional methods are likely to be infected with pests and…

A: BASIC INFORMATION  BANANA  It is fruit which comes under Berry category. It is of the genus Musa. It…

Q: The difference between vascular plants and nonvascular plants.

A: Plants are the autotrophic living entities on this planet, that are capable of preparing their own…

Q: The ________, found at the tips of roots and shoots, produces new cells which add to the length of…

A: Introduction: Plant tissue with the capacity to actively divide over the course of its life is said…

Q: The reason why the eudicot trees tend to be wider at the base than at the top.

A: In eudicots, the endosperm is included within the cotyledons and is not separated. The two…

Q: Specialized roots that grows downward from the stem into the soil.

A: Adventitious roots

Q: How plants response to external stimuli? (Explain at least 3-5 sentence)

A: Plants, unlike animals cannot exhibit as quick responses as the animals in order to exhibit movement…

Q: Why Latin named are used instead of common names in naming plants. Cite an example for each reason.

A: The naming of organisms is an aspect of classical biology.

Q: Why a waxy surface coating is valuable for the survival of succulent plants in arid regions

A: Succulent plants are engorged, fleshy, and thickened. These plants are found in arid climates. The…

Q: A young green plant receives sunlight from one direction only?

A: Plant tropism is a biological phenomenon, which indicate the directional movement of plants in…

Q: What are stimulated below the bark and is responsible for increase in the diameter of the stem.

A: Bark refers to the protective outer covering of the trunk, branches, and roots of trees and other…

Q: If a complete ring of bark is removed around a tree trunk (a process called girdling) or tapping is…

A: The damage to the trees can be reduced by producing a deeper cut as it may drain the resin more…

Q: How much light is reflected and absorbed by the grass

A: The spectrum of light has a small portion which is Visible Region.It ranges from Violet (380 nm) to…

Q: Type of leaf (monocot/ eudicot)? Why? Give a reason to support your answer. Use the editor to format…

A: Plants can be Monocots or dicots based on the number of cotyledons. Monocots have single cotyledon…

Q: Adaptations favouring plant growth and development region

A: There occurs many adaptations in plants in a particular region so that they may grow properly under…

Q: Interactions between auxin, gibberellins and cytokinin

A: There are many factors that affect the growth of a plant, plant growth regulators are one such…

Q: The positive effect of cultural practices on the quality of fruits at harvest

A: Although crop maturity is the most important factor in deciding when to harvest, other…

Q: Explain how leaf tissue organisation relations to function in the leaf cross section (simple answer)

A: Introduction: The leaf's structure has evolved to maximize chloroplast exposure to light and carbon…

Q: Give me a living cell of any plant and I will give you a thousand plant of same types this only a…

A: Plants are called producers because they are capable of producing their own food. They are also…

Q: If you were a plant, what stimuli would you be most and least sensitive about? Why?

A: Plants and Sensitiveness  ---Introduction --Organisms are highly organized structures which…

Q: What goes IN to the process for plants to grow.

A: Explain;- Requirements for growth Plants need air, light, warmth, water, and supplements to be…

Q: Structure and function for both monocots and dicots. a.Roots

A: Roots are present in the lower part of the plants. They help in the production of water and Minerals…

Q: What gives green plants their color

A: The short answer is that plants look green to us, because red light is the most useful wavelength…

Q: growth and development of a tree

A: The plant growth occurs in morphology and it sheds leaves. It produces seeds and flowers every year.…

Q: _____are organelles involved in gravitropism.

A: Gravitropism refers to the way in which plants grow or orient themselves in response to gravity.…

Q: Why auxins fail to enhance the growth of intact plants.

A: Auxins are plant hormone which helps in the stimulation of plant growth. They are mainly present on…

Q: Hydrangeas are plants whose flowers change colour according the pH of the soil. Four cuttings were…

A: 1.Hydra gear are the unique type of plants to indicate the pH of the soil. 2.Actually, the blooms of…

Q: Plant growth and developmental adaptations in cold regions.

A: Adaptation help an organism to survive better in its environment in order to reproduce well.

Q: Which tissue transport food to variousparts of a plant?A. PhloemB. ParenchymaC. XylemD. Sclerenchyma

A: Plant tissues are grouped into plant tissue systems each performing specialized functions. A plant…

Q: Q:4) Explain each and every Part of Leaf with its function by starting from base to the apex of the…

A: The leaves are the flat green-colored appendages that grow out of the stems in plants. They are part…

Q: explanation of why vegetative propagation might be better than growing plants from seeds in some…

A: Vegetative Propagation is defined as the mode of sexual reproduction in the plants in which new…

Q: Semi-technical description of a typical flowering plant briefly?

A: Flowering plants are typically known as the angiosperms. The angiosperms occupy the majority of…

Q: effect of seed dormancy on germination

A: Seed dormancy is defined as an evolutionary trait that stops seeds from germinating in unfavourable…

Q: factors required for the germination process of different type of seeds.

A: Factors required for the germination process of different type of seeds :  • WATER : Water plays an…

Q: (14) Which of the illustrations in the above figure represents a plant that is at least 3 years old.

A: Plants are one of the five kingdoms of life-living things and it is able to grow on land as well as…

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