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15 Multiple Choice Questions MCQs on NEET Morphology/Anatomy of Flowering Plants. Test No. 3

Morphology/Anatomy of Flowering Plants: Quiz - 3

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Question 1
Root develops from which part of the germinating seed?
A
Cotyledons
B
Radicle
C
Pericarp
D
Plumule
Question 2
A corm is
A
A swollen rot
B
A compressed, swollen, vertical underground stem
C
Swollen horizontal underground stem
D
The swollen end of an underground stem
Question 3
A drupe develops in
A
Tomato
B
Mango
C
Wheat
D
Pea
Question 4
A fruit developed from hypanthodium inflorescence is called
A
Caryopsis
B
Hesperidium
C
Sorosis
D
Syconus
Question 5
A group of flowering plants whose seed typically has two embryonic leaves or cotyledons is called
A
Dicotyledons
B
Monocotyledons
C
Magnolianae
D
None of these
Question 6
An example of a seed with endosperm, perisperm and caruncle is
A
Castor
B
Cotton
C
Coffee
D
Lily
Question 7
Bhojpatra is obtained from
A
Piper
B
Australian acacia
C
Cinchona
D
Bark of Betula
Question 8
Clinging roots are found in
A
Orchids
B
Trapa
C
Podostemon
D
Screwpine
Question 9
Cork cambium is
A
Promeristem
B
Ground meristem
C
Lateral meristem
D
Intercalary meristem
Question 10
Cotyledons and testa respectively are edible parts in
A
Cashew nut and litchi
B
Groundnut and pomegranate
C
Walnut and tamarind
D
French bean and coconut
Question 11
Dry indehiscent single-seeded fruit formed from bicarpellary syncarpous inferior ovary is:
A
Cremocarp
B
Caryopsis
C
Cypsela
D
Berry
Question 12
Endosperm is consumed by developing embryo in the
A
Maize
B
Coconut
C
Castor
D
Pea
Question 13
Fleshy adventitious roots are found in
A
Potato and onion
B
Radish and carrot
C
Dahlia and sweet potato
D
Turnip and rice
Question 14
Flowers are Zygomorphic in
A
Datura
B
Mustard
C
Gulmohur
D
Tomato
Question 15
Ginger multiplies vegetatively by
A
Bud
B
Stem
C
Tuber
D
Rhizome
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10 thoughts on “Morphology / Anatomy of Flowering Plants: MCQs Test – 3”

  • Reply ↓
    Sharukesi P

    1. Fleshy adventitious roots are found in Dahlia and Sweet potato the ans given is wrong as Carrot and Radish.
    2. Root with Red pigment and contain affinity for oxygen is Soya bean and not Carrot.

  • Reply ↓
    loveena gaur

    radish carrot r fleshy tap root modification

  • Reply ↓
    mubi

    yup…raddish and carrot is a reduce stem…….it should be dahlia and sweet potato..

    • Reply ↓
      Reshma Ramakrishnan

      raddish n carrot r tap root modificatn
      its not a reduced stem

  • Reply ↓
    Diwakar gunjan

    Q13 ans should be dahlia ns weet potato

  • Reply ↓
    Zzubair bhatt

    Answer of question no 3 is wrong
    right answeR is dahlia and sweet potato

      • Reply ↓
        Umang

        No, admin, with all due respect, Zubair is infact right. Dahlia, Sweet potato possess adventitious roots while carrot, radish, turnip possess tap roots. answer is infact dahlia, sweet potato. For q13, by the way

        • Seema

          Dahlia and sweet potato aare modified adventitious tuberous roots for storage of food as well as for veg. Repd.

        • somdatta ganguly

          even i think dat it is dahlia and sweet potato.. kindly check it out nd inform if anybody is aware of d corct explanation…