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This section includes 7 InterviewSolutions, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Current Affairs knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
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Who give the term parenchyma? |
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Answer» Nehemiah Grew give the term parenchyma for the pithy part |
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What is Vessels? |
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Answer» Vessels: Non-living element of the xylem conducts water and gives mechanical support to the plant. |
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Define the term trachieds? |
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Answer» Trachieds : It is a xylem element. It conducts water and gives mechanical strength. A long narrow pipe-like, non-living cell with narrow students and thick walls. |
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What is phloem? |
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Answer» Phloem: Helps in the transport of food material from leaves to other growing regions in plants. |
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What is xylem? |
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Answer» Xylem: Helps in the transport of water and minerals. |
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Define 1. Parenchyma.2. Collenchyma3. Sclerenchyma |
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Answer» 1. Parenchyma: Cells of this tissue are soft thin-walled and loosely packed. 2. Collenchyma: It has thicker walled, longer cells compared to the parenchyma. 3. Sclerenchyma: Cells are thick-walled, compactly arranged without intercellular spaces. |
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The parenchymatous tissue with large air cavities or spaces is called …………A) Chlorenchyma B) Aerenchyma C) CollenchymaD) Storage tissue |
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Answer» B) Aerenchyma |
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Where is Korper and kappe found ? |
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Answer» Root apex is Korper and kappe found. |
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What is calyptrogen? |
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Answer» The root cap is derived from a separate layer of initials called calyptrogen. |
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