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151.

Masses of pollen grains, i.e., pollinia is found in

  • Gramineae

  • Solanaceae

  • Orchidaceae

  • Malvaceae


152.

Morphine, which is used as an analgesic is obtained from

  • Taxusbrevifolia

  • Berberisnilghiriensis

  • Cinchona officinalis

  • Pa paver somniferum


153.

Darwin’s finches are an excellent example of

  • Adaptive Radiation

  • Seasonal migration

  • Brood parasitism

  • Connecting links


154.

Vascular tissues in flowering plants develop from

  • Phellogen

  • Plerome

  • Periblem

  • Dermatogen


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155.

A mature pollen grain of Pinus has

  • 2 cells

  • 3 cells

  • 4 cells

  • 5 cells


156.

Green potatoes are toxic due to

  • Phytoalexins

  • Solanin

  • Triazine

  • Hormones


157.

Which is a useful product of epidermal origin?

  • Saffron

  • Cotton Fibres

  • Clove

  • Jute


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158.

A monocarpic plant is one, which

  • has only one carpel

  • Flowers once in a life-time

  • Produces only one seed

  • Produces only one fruit


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Flowers once in a life-time

On the basis of the frequency of flowering or fruiting in the lifetime, plants may be either monocarpic or polycarpic. Monocarpic plants are those, in which flowering and fruiting occur only once in their life, e.g., all annual and biennial plants and some perennial plants like bamboo and Agave. In contrast, polycarpic plants bear flowers and fruits repeatedly after attaining maturity, e.g., mango, Acacia, Eucalyptus, etc.


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159.

The rupture and fractionation do not usually occur in water column in vessel/tracheids during the ascent of sap because of

  • Lignified thick walls

  • Cohesion and adhesion

  • Weak gravitational pull

  • Transpiration pull


160.

Viscum album grown on trees. This is an example of

  • Symbiosis

  • Parasitism

  • Commensalism

  • Predation


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