Internal structure of a flowering plant - Jamb Biology Past Questions and Answers

Question 71:

• JAMB 2001

The veins of the leaf are formed by the

A. Vascular bundles
B. Cambium cells
C. Palisade tissue
D. Spongy mesophyll

Question 72:

• JAMB 2002

A flower that has both stamens and pistils is said to be

A. Staminate
B. Pistillate
C. Perfect
D. Imperfect

Question 73:

• JAMB 2002

In which of the following groups of fruits is the pericarp inseparable from the seed coat?

A. Nut
B. Follicle
C. Cypsela
D. Crayopsis

Question 74:

• JAMB 2004

In the internal structure of plants, a wide pith in the centre is common to

A. Dicot stems and monocot stems
B. Dicot stem and monocot roots
C. Dicot roots and monocot roots
D. Dicot roots and monocot stems

Question 75:

• JAMB 2007

Pineapple is an example of

A. A dehiscent fruit
B. An aggregate fruit
C. A composite fruit
D. A simple fruit