Flowering Plants Morphology-Data Intensity 4 Multiple Questions and Answers.
Exercise Questions ::
Flowering Plants Morphology
| 1. | Which among the following is incorrect about classification of fruits based on their structure? |
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| A. | Multiple ovaries of multiple flowers form multiple fruits |
| B. | Fruitlets of multiple and aggregate fruits can be either fleshy or dry |
| C. | Water melon is an example of multiple fruit |
| D. | Pericarp in simple fleshy fruits is mostly fleshy |
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| 2. | Which among the following statements is incorrect about classification of fruits based on the origin of the fruit? |
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| A. | Based on the origin of the fruit, fruits are classified into true fruits and false fruits |
| B. | True fruits are those that develop from ovary of a flower |
| C. | False fruits are those that develops from ovary and other parts |
| D. | False fruits are also called as superior fruit |
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| 3. | Which among the following is incorrect about fruits? |
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| A. | Seedless fruits are formed if fertilization fails to takes place |
| B. | In pineapple, ovary is the edible part |
| C. | In pear, both ovary and thalamus are edible |
| D. | In coconut, endocarp is the edible part |
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| 4. | Which among the following is incorrect about seed? |
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| A. | A seed mainly contains a seed coat and an embryo |
| B. | Embryo contains cotyledons, radicle and plumule |
| C. | Embryo also contains endosperm that reserves nutrition for the embryo |
| D. | Radicle grows into the shoot and the plumule forms the root system |
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| 5. | Which among the following is incorrect about seeds based on the presence of the endosperm? |
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| A. | Endosperm is usually absorbed and digested by the developing embryo |
| B. | Seeds that lack endosperm at maturity are called non-endospermic seeds |
| C. | Seeds that contain endosperm are called endospermic seeds |
| D. | In endospermic seeds, embryo gets absorbed and digested even before the seed gets detached from the plant |
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