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Give two examples of hypogeal germination.

Important Questions on The Plant: Structure and Function

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Choose the answer from the bracket.

The fruit and seed shown below are dispersed by _____. (wind/water/animals/birds).
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Cotton and madar seeds are dispersed by _____.
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The bats eat the fleshy part of the mango and drop the _____(seed/flower) down in the soil.
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The seeds of _____ are pollinated by wind.

(Choose from cotton, water lily, mango, tomato).

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_____ is the innermost hard layer which encloses the seed.
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Seeds dispersed by wind generally possess hairy _____. [ingrowth/outgrowth]
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The process by which seeds are scattered from the mother plant is called _____.
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Some insects help in _____ (dispersal/destruction) of seeds of plants.
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The type of germination seen in beans is _____.
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Coconut fruits are dispersed by the agent of _____.
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_____ is the embryonic root contained in the seed of the plant.
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Pea, mango, maize, rice, gram and groundnut show _____ germination.
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Orchids produce a large number of minute _____ for wind dispersal.
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Peas, beans and violets use the _____ method of seed dispersal.
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Fill in the blank with the right word.

(carrot, hook, coconut, Ruellia tuberose)

The fruits of _____ explode when they come in contact with water.

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Choose the right word and fill in the blank provided below.

The process by which seeds are scattered away from the mother plant is called _____ (germination /dispersal).

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Fill in the blank with the most appropriate word:

Some seeds such as those of Indian elm have wings that help in _____ by air. (dispersal/pollination)

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Bursting of seedpod is seen in _____ plant. (pea/rose/lily)
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Dry fruits dispersed by wind generally possess _____.