10 Questions
What is the primary function of the stem?
Bearing leaves, flowers, and fruits
What is the function of subterranean (caudex) stems?
For food storage and vegetative propagation
What is the purpose of spiny and succulent stems?
For reduction of the transpiring surface
In what cases do stems become flattened and green to undergo photosynthesis?
When they are modified to bear leaves for photosynthesis
What does the stem conduct from the roots to the leaves, flowers, and fruits?
Water and minerals
What is the primary function of the stem?
To conduct water and minerals from the roots to the leaves, flowers, and fruits
What is the purpose of spiny and succulent stems?
To reduce the transpiring surface
In what cases do stems become flattened and green to undergo photosynthesis?
When they need to carry out photosynthesis
What does the stem conduct from the roots to the leaves, flowers, and fruits?
Water and minerals
What is the function of subterranean (caudex) stems?
To store food and perform vegetative propagation
Test your knowledge on the modifications and functions of plant stems with this quiz. Learn about the primary functions of stems and their role in transporting water, minerals, and food within the plant.
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