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Internal Structure Of A Flowering Plant - Biology Jamb Past Questions and Answers

Biology Questions And Answers On Internal Structure Of A Flowering Plant
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Biology Jamb Past Questions


Questions and Answers on Internal structure of a flowering plant

Question 1 :



A plant which grows on another plant without apparent harm to the host plant is called

A. An epiphyte
B. A saprophyte
C. A parasite
D. A predator
E. A hermaphrodite


Question 2 :



The plumule is best described as?

A. Part of the cotyledon
B. Part of the endosperm
C. A miniature shoot
D. Structure near the micropyle
E. Structure opposite the hilum


Question 3 :



The dry indehiscent, winged fruit formed from one one carpel is known as

A. Schizocarp
B. Caryopsis
C. Samara
D. Nut
E. Follicle


Question 4 :



The maize grain is regarded as a fruit and not a seed because

A. It is covered by a sheath of leaves
B. The testa and fruit wall fuse after fertilization
C. It has both endosperm and cotyledon
D. It has coleorhiza and coleoptile
E. The pericarp and seed coat are separated


Question 5 :



The one-seeded fuit in which the pericarp and the seed coat have become fused together is known as

A. Achene
B. Samara
C. Caryopsis
D. Legume
E. Drupe






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