NEET BiologyNCERT Class 11Structural Organisation in Animals and Plants
Anatomy of Flowering Plants: NEET questions with solutions
This chapter tests the three tissue systems and their regional organisation in dicot and monocot roots, stems and leaves. NEET marks are lost on mixing the hypodermis type of dicot and monocot stems, on open versus closed bundles, and on the layers of the root endodermis and the stele.
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1Which layer of the root has barrel-shaped cells with deposits of waterproof, suberin-rich bands called Casparian strips on the radial and…Dicot and monocot rootsEasySingle correct2Guard cells of the stomata are usually bean-shaped. In which group of plants are they dumb-bell shaped?Epidermis and stomataEasySingle correct3Match each tissue or feature with the plant organ where it is characteristically found.Hairs and ground tissueMediumMatch the following4Vascular bundles differ in their structure. Evaluate the two statements.Vascular bundlesMediumStatement based5In a transverse section of a root, more than six xylem bundles (polyarch) are seen around a large, well-developed pith. What does this…Dicot and monocot rootsMediumSingle correct6Lateral roots and, in dicot roots, part of the vascular cambium arise from a tissue just inside the endodermis. Which tissue is this?Dicot and monocot rootsMediumSingle correct7Monocot stems typically do not increase in girth by secondary growth. Evaluate the Assertion and Reason.Monocot stemMediumAssertion–Reason8Which one of the following statements about the stomatal apparatus of a leaf epidermis is INCORRECT?Epidermis and stomataHardSingle correct9Which of the following is a feature of the isobilateral leaf of monocots such as grasses?Isobilateral leafEasySingle correct10Which sequence correctly gives the tissues met in a dicot stem, going from the outside inwards up to the vascular bundles?Dicot stemHardSingle correct
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