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Biology
Plants

Which of the following is a nitrogen-fixing plant?

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Plants

The growth of a plant toward a stimulus like gravity is called:

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Biology
Plants

Spirogyra is an example of:

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Biology
Plants

Which cell organelle is known as the 'suicide bag'?

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Biology
Plants

In which of the following plants do we see circinate vernation of leaves?

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Biology
Plants

A flower that has both male and female reproductive parts is called:

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Biology
Plants

Which of the following is a function of the root?

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Biology
Plants

The process of water movement through a semi-permeable membrane from a dilute solution to a concentrated one is:

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Biology
Plants

Which hormone prevents the wilting of leaves?

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Biology
Plants

The protective outer layer of a seed is called the:

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Biology
Plants

Which pigment gives fruits and flowers their red, orange, or yellow colors?

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Biology
Plants

The male gametes in flowering plants are produced inside the:

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Biology
Plants

Which of the following is an example of an insectivorous plant?

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Biology
Plants

The xylem and phloem are together known as:

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Biology
Plants

Which of the following plants reproduces by spores?

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Biology
Plants

In which layer of the leaf does most photosynthesis occur?

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Biology
Plants

Water droplets seen on the tips of leaves in the morning are often a result of:

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Biology
Plants

What is the primary function of the fruit?

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Biology
Plants

Which of the following is a monocotyledonous plant?

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Biology
Plants

The growth of roots toward water is called:

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