Class 11 · Biology

Anatomy of Flowering Plants
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Example 1 · difficulty 1/5

In grasses, grazing animals often remove the shoot tip, yet the leaves resume growth and the plant recovers quickly. Which meristematic tissue accounts for this regeneration?

  • A. Apical meristem, because it shifts its position to the freshly cut end
  • B. Intercalary meristem, present at the bases of internodes and leaf blades
  • C. Lateral meristem, because it adds new cells along the length of the leaf
  • D. Root apical meristem, which pushes new cells upward into the shoot

Example 2 · difficulty 2/5

Among the four components of xylem, which one remains living at maturity and can store starch, fats and tannins?

  • A. Vessels
  • B. Tracheids
  • C. Xylem fibres
  • D. Xylem parenchyma

Example 3 · difficulty 3/5

The vascular bundles of a typical dicot stem, such as sunflower, are described as 'open'. What does this terminology actually indicate?

  • A. Each bundle is encircled by a bundle sheath containing air spaces
  • B. Xylem and phloem lie on opposite radii, separated by parenchyma
  • C. A strip of cambium is present between xylem and phloem and can produce secondary tissues
  • D. The phloem lacks companion cells, keeping the bundle open to the cortex

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