How plants reproduce and develop? What parts of the plant help in its development?

Q: To study the habit of a plant

A: In Botany, plant Habit means Plant life form which involves the general appearance of the plant, the…

Q: Question: What is the direction of the stem of carrots, potato, turnip, ginger, and onion?

A: Stems of different plants can take up different shapes and sizes depending on the species and their…

Q: Write down in detail about the difference between organogenesis and somatic embryogenesis? What are…

A: Embryonic development is the process of development of an ovule to a fully developed plant embryo.…

Q: To explain: The evolutionary changes in the plant reproduction that are adapted by plants to…

A: Plants that grow on land are known as terrestrial plants. some of the adaptations of land plants are…

Q: How old is the stem cross section from the last question. What is the mechanism that determines the…

A: Dendrochronology is the science of analysing and counting annual growth rings of trees.

Q: Describe a modified structure and function of the following plant organs: Leaf - Stem - Root…

A: Modifications means refinement or reconstruction. When plant undergo certain reconstructions or…

Q: What is the precursor of all plant tissues?

A: Group of cells having common origins & perform a common function is known as tissue. In plants,…

Q: How does the root cap promote growth in the roots?

A: Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want to…

Q: Part-1 Classification of plants by constructing a dichotomous key based on physical characteristics.…

A: Dichotomous key:                  A biological device (tool) which allow one to identify an organism…

Q: Which movements are induced in plants by external stimuli?

A: Higher plant movement is often in the form of bending , twisting, and elongation of some sections or…

Q: explain plant developm

A: Growth is regard as one of the most fundamental and conspicuous characteristics of a living being.…

Q: Unlike animals, plants continue to grow in their oldest stage of development. Which type of plant…

A: The undifferentiated cells are those which are capable of dividing and forming new cells, while…

Q: How is plant cell totipotency being used for plant propagation and improvement?

A: Plants play important role in producing oxygen on the earth. Plants go through the process known as…

Q: Why plant disease diagnosis is important in plant pathology?

A: Introduction: Plant pathology:  It is a science that deals with the study of pathogens that causes…

Q: difference between plant reproduction and animal reproduction?

A: Plant reproduction is a process of formation of new offspring either sexually or asexually in…

Q: Define or describe and give 2 functions of the plant tissue: Apical Meristem

A: Tissues are made of a group of cells that have similar structures and functions. In plants,…

Q: -) How plants propagate through sexual mode of reproduction?

A: To explain how plants propagate through sexual reproduction. Reproduction is the process by which…

Q: rooting hormone

A: Plant growth is highly effected by various living conditions like the air, light, humidity, nature…

Q: plant name and its modification

A: Introduction: The plant possesses a root system and a shoot system. The following are the functions…

Q: What are the main functions of the stem?

A: Stem  It is one of structural axes of a vascular plant. It constitutes different types of tissue…

Q: 23 - 25 Enumerate three meristematic tissues that give rise to the primary tissues in a stem.…

A: On the basis of function meristematic tissues are divided into 3 category. These are protoderm,…

Q: Comparison of gamete formation in male and female flowers. Microgametogenesis Criteria…

A: Type of cell division involved: During microgametogenesis, microspores undergo two stereotypical…

Q: An important difference between plant development and animal development is that______ . a. only…

A: Introduction: Plant growth can be described as the increase in volume and/or mass of a plant, with…

Q: Compare and contrast the characteristics of a somatic embryo and a shoot grown directly from a leaf…

A: Most important step in somatic embryogenesis is the transition of cell fate from a somatic cell to…

Q: Draw the tissues in a carrot root

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Q: Using a young root as an example, explain how where a cell is located during development determines…

A: The root has three different parts : the meristematic zone, the zone of elongation, and the zone of…

Q: Draw the life cycle of a typical flowering plant, explain the rolesof meiosis and mitosis in it.

A: Flowering plants are otherwise known as Angiosperms. They have well-developed vascular tissues and a…

Q: Which adaptation allows plants to grow tall? 1. pollen 2. flowers & fruits 3. seeds 4. vascular…

A: Plants are autotrophic organisms that perform photosynthesis.

Q: How do plants regulate flowering ?(explain the Molecular mechanism of flowering

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Q: Name a state of reduced physiological activity occurs in seeds, buds etc.

A: Plant physiology deals with the study of functioning or physiology of plants. It includes many…

Q: Plant anatomy

A: The embryo develops at the micropylar end of the embryo sac where the zygote is situated. Most…

Q: What is root

A: Plants are the autotrophic organisms that derive their nutrition from CO2 and water using solar…

Q: Briefly describe a generalized plant embryogenesis.

A: Plants are eukaryotic, multicellular organisms belonging to the kingdom Plantae and are capable of…

Q: Plant cloning is based on that a single differentiated plant cell can undergo cell division and give…

A: Plant Cloning --Plant Cloning is not the only way in fact there are many ways . It is not necessary…

Q: Which is NOT an example of plants demonstrating the characteristics of life? O The leaves on a plant…

A: Plant is an eukaryotic organism. They have cell wall in plant cell.

Q: Is bile an enzyme? Explain. Distinguish between ingestion and egestion What are the function of…

A: Digestion: Digestion in a complex process which is carried out with the help of numerous enzymes,…

Q: effect of seed dormancy on germination

A: Seed dormancy is defined as an evolutionary trait that stops seeds from germinating in unfavourable…

Q: Embryo development in angiosperms

A: Angiosperms are the most advance plants having xylem vessels and seeds are covered by ovaries. They…

Q: ilarities between plant reproduction and animal reproduction?

A: the nonvascular plant has both swimming spermatozoan cells and eggs. within the nonvascular plant,…

Q: Which adaptation allows plants to grow tall?   1. pollen 2. flowers & fruits 3. seeds 4. vascular…

A: The adaptation that allows plants to grow taller is:

Q: In your own words - grasses are flowering plants but many do not have colorful flowers. What…

A: The Non flowering plants : gymnosperms,ferns,mosses,liverworts,horn worts, psilotales , club mosses…

Q: The plant in the sunlight will grow more leaves than the plant under the light bulb. Is it be the…

A: No, the plant under sunlight and yellow light will not hamper the number of green eaves on the…

Q: a) What role does 'alternation of generation' play in encouraging survival of simple plants like the…

A: Disclaimer : Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If…

Q: llustrate the developmental system of plants

A: Plant development is defined as a continuous process starting with embryogenesis and the formation…

Q: Compare and contrast the germination of a typical monocot and eudicot seed by addressing the…

A: Germination It is defined as the process through which an organism grows from a spore or seed.…

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