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Which of the following is the function of flowers?
Sexual Reproduction
Photosynthesis
Food Storage
In a flowering plant which of the following is the function of the 'leaf vein'?
For efficient gas exchange and a major factor in the rate of transpiration
Control the opening and closing of the stomata
Transport and mechanical support functions
The pollen tube enters the ovule by way of which of the following?
Integument
Micropyle
Embryo Sac
Which of the following describes 'germination'?
Recommencement of growth by the plant embryo fuelled by mobilisation of the seed's food reserve
The asexual formation of new plants from multicellular structures, which grow by mitosis and separate from the parent plant
Transport and mechanical support functions
Which of the following describes 'vegetative propagation'?
Recommencement of growth by the plant embryo fuelled by mobilisation of the seed's food reserve
The asexual formation of new plants from multicellular structures, which grow by mitosis and separate from the parent plant
Transport and mechanical support functions
Potato is an example of which of the following types of vegetative propagation?
Stem tuber
Root tuber
Bulb
Orchid is an example of which of the following types of vegetative propagation?
Stem tuber
Root tuber
Bulb
Onion is an example of which of the following types of vegetative propagation?
Stem tuber
Root tuber
Bulb
Which of the following describes 'cutting' in artificial propagation?
The removal of a plant part in order to produce a replica of the parent plant
The production of a new plant by joining and growing together part of a shoot of one (the scion) with the root system of another (the stock)
Transport and mechanical support functions
Which of the following describes 'grafting' in artificial propagation?
The production of a new plant by joining and growing together part of a shoot of one (the scion) with the root system of another (the stock)
The removal of a plant part in order to produce a replica of the parent plant
Transport and mechanical support functions
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