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Are fusiforms initials parenchyma cells, colenchyma cells,
sclerenchyma cells? |
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| Answer | fusiform intials are type meristem initials produced
from original meristems or dedifferentiated parenchyma
celle they by divisions produce which develops into
secondary xylem during secondary growth  |
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how do non-green living plants get their food? |
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| Answer | by saprophytic mode of nutrition.  |
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| Answer | by saprophytic mode of nutrition.
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| Answer | by heterotrophic and saprophytic mode of nutrition.  |
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ginger is a root or a stem? |
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| Answer | it is both because in ginger nodes and internodes both are
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| Answer | it is a modified stem called as rhizome
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| Answer | root  |
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| Answer | modified stem of a rhizome  |
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| Answer | Ginger is a modified stem used by plant for storing
food . It has nodes and internodes , and it bears ROOTS  |
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who is the father of modern botany? |
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| Answer | CARLUS LINNAEUS IS THE FATHER OF MODERN BOTANY.HE IS ALSO
KNOWN AS FATHER OF TAXONOMY  |
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| Answer | Father of botany is THEOPHRATUS.But the father of modern
botany is CARLOUS LINNAUES.He is also known as FATHER OF
TAXONOMY  |
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what is the botanical name of gulmohar flower |
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| Answer | Delonix regia  |
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HOW DOES CHLAMYDOMONAS DIFFER FROM A LARGER GREEN ALGA SUCH
AS SEA LETTUCE(ULVA) |
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| Answer | IT IS A CYANOBACTERIA  |
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what are the negative aspect of funji? |
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| Answer | many types of fungi are obligate parasites /saprophytes &
are potent phyto,anlmal & human pathogens causing serious
diseases .They are responsible for spoilage of foods ,paper
fibr/any materials .They are also imp.group of
aeroallergens causing respiratory ,skin allergy .  |
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Why should one not sleep under the trees at night |
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| Answer | Because plant on respiration gives co2, because the absence
of light. If light is present the released co2 is again
absorbed in the process of photosynthesis. So in nights if
we sleep under big trees we do not have sufficient amount of
oxygen.  |
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| Answer | cause plants on respiration gives co2, because the absence
of light. If light is present the released co2 is again
absorbed in the process of photosynthesis. So in nights if
we sleep under big trees we do not have sufficient amount of
oxygen.
3th standard science  |
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| Answer | it is said so because during night time plants also take up
oxygen and give out carbondioxide .  |
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| Answer | if we sleep under the trees so it can harm are body because at night they leave
carbon dioxide which is harmful for our body.  |
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How can you determine which is the lower and upper
epidermis? |
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| Answer | with the help of difference in number of stomata  |
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| Answer | There is thick cuticle above the upper epidermis  |
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| Answer | the lower epidermis has less stomata than the upper
epidermis...  |
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what is the scientific name for CHRISTMAS tree? |
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| Answer | natural tree  |
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| Answer | "balsamea  |
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| Answer | The scientific name of Christmas tree is 'Pseudotsuga
menzietii'  |
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| Answer | arocaria  |
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| Answer | The scientific name of Christmas tree is Arocaria auricana.  |
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