NEET UG · Biology · Anatomy of Flowering Plants
Isobilateral Leaf and Bulliform Cells
NEET asked Isobilateral Leaf and Bulliform Cells twice, in 2019 and 2024: 2 of the 1,875 questions in the 10 papers from 2017–2026. It belongs to Plant Tissues and Anatomy, in Anatomy of Flowering Plants (Biology). The longest wait between two papers asking it was 5 years.
Updated 2026-10-08
- Times asked
- 2
- in 2017–2026
- Papers
- 2
- of 10
- First asked
- 2019
- last in 2024
- Chance next paper
- 6%
- calibrated historical rate
Questions on this idea, by paper
2017–2026. 2019 and 2024.
How NEET framed it
One-line MCQ is the usual form. Skill tested: concept.
- Identify reason for plant adaptation
- Identify function of a plant structure
Chance asked next paper 6%
Every question
All 2 questions
From the official NEET UG papers, newest first. Open one for the full question, the options and the official answer.
- 2024 Q117Bulliform cells are responsible forOne-line MCQ · Medium
- 2019 Q93Grass leaves curl inwards during very dry weather. Select the most appropriate reason from the following :One-line MCQ · Medium
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