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What is the primary function of stomata in plants?
What is the primary function of stomata in plants?
- Facilitating gaseous exchange and transpiration (correct)
- Regulating the absorption of minerals from the soil
- Aiding in the storage of starch in guard cells
- Supporting the mechanical structure of the plant
Which cells provide physical and mechanical support to the plants?
Which cells provide physical and mechanical support to the plants?
- Guard cells
- Subsidiary cells
- Chloroplast cells
- Epidermal cells (correct)
What is the main opening through which gaseous exchanges and absorption from the atmosphere take place?
What is the main opening through which gaseous exchanges and absorption from the atmosphere take place?
- Guard cells
- Stomatal pore (correct)
- Subsidiary cells
- Chloroplasts
What is the main function of stomata in plants?
What is the main function of stomata in plants?
What is the role of subsidiary cells in relation to stomata?
What is the role of subsidiary cells in relation to stomata?
Which of the following is NOT a type of epidermal tissue system in plants according to the given text?
Which of the following is NOT a type of epidermal tissue system in plants according to the given text?
In which type of stomata are guard cells kidney-shaped with thin walled outside and thick walled inside?
In which type of stomata are guard cells kidney-shaped with thin walled outside and thick walled inside?
What is the Greek origin of the word 'stomata'?
What is the Greek origin of the word 'stomata'?
Which tissue in plants is responsible for providing mechanical support and protecting the plant?
Which tissue in plants is responsible for providing mechanical support and protecting the plant?
Which plant adaptation with respect to anatomy is NOT related to hydrophytes?
Which plant adaptation with respect to anatomy is NOT related to hydrophytes?
Dr. Bindu Gopalkrishnan teaches F.Y.B.Sc. Botany Semester - II MAJOR PAPER – Economic and Developmental Botany MODULE -2 PLANT ANATOMY. The syllabus includes Epidermal tissue system: types of hair, monocot and dicot ______
Dr. Bindu Gopalkrishnan teaches F.Y.B.Sc. Botany Semester - II MAJOR PAPER – Economic and Developmental Botany MODULE -2 PLANT ANATOMY. The syllabus includes Epidermal tissue system: types of hair, monocot and dicot ______
The primary structure of dicot and monocot- root, stem and ______
The primary structure of dicot and monocot- root, stem and ______
Hydrophytic adaptation in plants with respect to anatomy: Free floating, rooted floating and submerged ______
Hydrophytic adaptation in plants with respect to anatomy: Free floating, rooted floating and submerged ______
CO2: Recognize the economically important plant products CO3: Categorize the dicot and monocot plants using internal ______
CO2: Recognize the economically important plant products CO3: Categorize the dicot and monocot plants using internal ______
Stomata are minute pores or openings in the epidermis layer of the leaves, young stems, and some other parts of green plants which form an important constituent of their ______.
Stomata are minute pores or openings in the epidermis layer of the leaves, young stems, and some other parts of green plants which form an important constituent of their ______.
The chloroplasts present in the stomatal pores contain ______ which along with sunlight facilitate the process of photosynthesis.
The chloroplasts present in the stomatal pores contain ______ which along with sunlight facilitate the process of photosynthesis.
Stomatal closure at night prevents water from escaping through ______.
Stomatal closure at night prevents water from escaping through ______.
Epidermal cells are irregular in shape and form the outermost layer of plants, providing physical and mechanical support to the plants. These cells are present as the building blocks of a ______.
Epidermal cells are irregular in shape and form the outermost layer of plants, providing physical and mechanical support to the plants. These cells are present as the building blocks of a ______.
Subsidiary cells are soft and provide scope for the guard cells to expand and the pore to open. They essentially form a working space for the ______.
Subsidiary cells are soft and provide scope for the guard cells to expand and the pore to open. They essentially form a working space for the ______.
Since all of the functioning of Stomata depends upon the opening and closing of it, and the Guard cells are the sole doer of it, these are pretty vital to the overall ______ maintenance.
Since all of the functioning of Stomata depends upon the opening and closing of it, and the Guard cells are the sole doer of it, these are pretty vital to the overall ______ maintenance.
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