Telangana Board Solutions for Exercise 4: EXERCISES

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Telangana Board Botany Solutions for Exercise - Telangana Board Solutions for Exercise 4: EXERCISES

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Questions from Telangana Board Solutions for Exercise 4: EXERCISES with Hints & Solutions

EASY
11th Telangana Board
IMPORTANT
Intermediate First Year Botany>Chapter 12 - Histology and Anatomy of Flowering Plants>EXERCISES>Q 1

Name the various kinds of cell layers which constitute the bark.

HARD
11th Telangana Board
IMPORTANT
Intermediate First Year Botany>Chapter 12 - Histology and Anatomy of Flowering Plants>EXERCISES>Q 2

Every 50 years, for 200 years, a nail was drilled into a tree, to the same depth and at exactly 1 m above the soil surface (assuming the ground level has not changed). What will be the pattern of the four nails on the tree? Do you know the reason for your answer? If yes, give the reason?

HARD
11th Telangana Board
IMPORTANT
Intermediate First Year Botany>Chapter 12 - Histology and Anatomy of Flowering Plants>EXERCISES>Q 3

Why is wood made of xylem and not of phloem?

HARD
11th Telangana Board
IMPORTANT
Intermediate First Year Botany>Chapter 12 - Histology and Anatomy of Flowering Plants>EXERCISES>Q 4

A student estimated the age of a tree to be about 300 years. How did anatomically estimate the age of this tree?

HARD
11th Telangana Board
IMPORTANT
Intermediate First Year Botany>Chapter 12 - Histology and Anatomy of Flowering Plants>EXERCISES>Q 5

Assume that you have removed the duramen part of a tree. Will the tree survive or die?