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Question-1
Many plants have a symbiotic relationship with fungi. These grow in close association with roots to form which of the following?
(A)
Bacteria
(B)
Virus
(C)
Mycorrhiza
(D)
All of these
Question-2
Write examples of two leguminous plants having symbiotic bacteria in their roots which provide them with fixed nitrogen.
(A)
Carnivorous plants
(B)
Pea and beans
(C)
Fungi
(D)
All of these
Question-3
A protein found in large amounts in the sap-conducting sieve elements of phloem tissue in plants.
(A)
Phloem protein
(B)
Glycoproteins
(C)
Lipoprotein
(D)
All of these
Question-4
The outer most layers of cells which are usually single layered are called:
(A)
Epidermis
(B)
Hypodermis
(C)
Pericycle
(D)
Vascular bundle
Question-5
Write the mechanism causing the rise of water in xylem vessels.
(A)
Diffusion
(B)
Transpiration
(C)
Capillarity
(D)
Transformation
Question-6
The innermost layer of the cortex is known as:
(A)
Epidermis
(B)
Hypodermis
(C)
Endodermis
(D)
Vascular bundle
Question-7
Phloem tissue transports substances made in leaves, to all other part of the plant. The transportation of these substances is known as:
(A)
Translocation
(B)
Transpiration
(C)
Transmission
(D)
Transformation
Question-8
Suberin is impermeable to water, and it forms a band all around the cells called:
(A)
Endodermis
(B)
Epidermis
(C)
Casparian strip
(D)
Symplast
Question-9
Write the diameter of a typical xylem vessel.
(A)
100 µm
(B)
120 µm
(C)
900 µm
(D)
112 µm
Question-10
Which of plant tissues transport organic substances made by the plant itself?
(A)
Phloem
(B)
Xylem
(C)
Bundle tissue
(D)
Parenchyma cells
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Cambridge Advanced Grade 12
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