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101.

Natural system of classification of plants differs from artificial system of classification in

A. taking into account only one vegetative character
B. taking into account only one floral character
C. taking into account all the similarities between plants
D. all of these
Answer» D. all of these
102.

Systema Naturae’ written by Linnaeus contains a list of

A. 4000 species of plants
B. 2000 species of plants
C. 4200 species of plants
D. 4200 species of animals
Answer» E.
103.

The chief merit of Bentham and Hookers classification is that

A. it is a natural system of classification of all group of plants
B. a system based on evolutionary concept
C. it also considered the phylogenetic aspect
D. The description of taxa are based on actual examination of the specimens
Answer» E.
104.

 Out of the 4 widely known systems of classification one remains less phylogenetic and more natural and that is of

A. Engler and Prantl
B. Hutchinson
C. Bentham and Hooker
D. Rendle
Answer» D. Rendle
105.

Linnaeus is credited with introducing

A. The concept of inheritance
B. Law of limiting factor
C. Theory of heredity
D. Binomial nomenclature
Answer» C. Theory of heredity
106.

 The system of plant classification proposed by Carolus Linnaeus was artificial because

A. It was based on evolutionary relationship of plants
B. It was based on similarities and differences in floral and other morphological characters only
C. It took into account the physiological facts along with the morphological characters
D. None of the above
Answer» E.
107.

 Which of the following give rise to the cork tissue?

A. phellogen
B. periblem
C. periderm
D. phelloderm
Answer» B. periblem
108.

The bark of a tree comprises

A. all the tissues outside the cork cambium
B. all the tissues outside the vascular camboim
C. only the cork
D. just inside the cork cambium
Answer» B. all the tissues outside the vascular camboim
109.

The best method to determine the age of tree is

A. to count the number of leaves
B. to count the number of annual rings
C. to measure it’s diameter
D. to find out the number of branches
Answer» C. to measure it’s diameter
110.

 Intercalary meristem results in

A. secondary growth
B. apical growth
C. primary growth
D. none of the above
Answer» D. none of the above
111.

 Sclerenchymatous bundle sheath is present in

A. Grass
B. Mango
C. Banyan
D. Mango
Answer» B. Mango
112.

Velamen cells are found in epiphytes

A. below the epidermis
B. just outside the cortex
C. below the endodermis
D. just outside the exodermis
Answer» E.
113.

The lateral roots generally originate in

A. cork cambium
B. cortex
C. pericycle cells lying against protoxylem
D. endodermal cells lying against protoxylem
Answer» D. endodermal cells lying against protoxylem
114.

Annual rings are distinct in plants growing in 

A. Temperate regions
B. Tropical regions
C. Grasslands
D. Arctric region
Answer» B. Tropical regions
115.

 External protective tissue of plants are

A. cork and cortex
B. cortex and epidermis
C. Epidermis and cork
D. pericycle and cortex
Answer» D. pericycle and cortex
116.

 Presence of casparian strips is characteristic feature of

A. Endodermis
B. Exodermis
C. Epidermis
D. Pericycle
Answer» B. Exodermis
117.

Abnormal secondary growth is found in

A. Dracaena
B. Triticum
C. Helianthus
D. Cucurbita
Answer» B. Triticum
118.

Vascular bundles in a dicot stem are 

A. open,collateral,exaarch
B. closed, collateral, endarch
C. closed, collateral,exarch
D. open, collateral, endarch
Answer» E.
119.

A simple mechanical tissue devoid of lignin is

A. parenchyma
B. sclerenchyma
C. collenchyma
D. chlorenchyma
Answer» D. chlorenchyma
120.

The waxy substance associated with the wall of cork cells is

A. Cutin
B. Lignin
C. Hemicellulose
D. Suberin
Answer» E.
121.

Collenchyma are characterized by the presence of 

A. elongated cells with deposits of cellulose and pectin all over the wall
B. isodiametric cells with deposits of cellulose and pectin at the corners
C. elongated cells with thickening at the corners
D. isodiametric cells with thickening all over the wall
Answer» D. isodiametric cells with thickening all over the wall