What is the other name of megasporangiate strobili? What you will find in this?

Q: What type of trichomes does:  -Phoenix sylvestris -Cassia obtusifolia -Bauhinia anguina Have?

A: trichome is a small, often branched or hair like extension from a plant's epidermis. Trichomes may…

Q: What is the Gametophyte structure of Fern, Pine tree and Gumamela? What are the Classification in…

A: Gametoyphte is the part which bear the gametes ie male and female gamete ie the anthredium and…

Q: What is the seed habit of selaginella?

A: Some pteridophytes produce different kind of spores known as heterosporous. The phenomenon is known…

Q: What is the morphology of the megasporangium of a heterosporous Selaginella plant? How does the…

A: The Selaginellales (spike mosses) are an ancient group of plants which are present in both the…

Q: What are the most important application of gibberellins?

A: Gibberellins (GAs) are plant hormones, a group of tetracyclic diterpenoid compounds made up of four…

Q: What is the relationship between snails and Elodea? How does the color of phenol red demonstrate…

A: Question : 3  Answer : Relationship between snail and Elodea :  Snail breathe easily, while elodea…

Q: Compare and contrast the sporophyte of Selaginella and Polypodium.

A: These three divisions alongside the Pterophyta (greeneries) are altogether know as the "seedless…

Q: Describe Affinities of ginkgoales.

A: Ginkgoales:  Ginkgoales is a gymnosperm order with only one living species: the ginkgo tree, Ginkgo…

Q: Give the scientific name of the fruit mango.

A: Scientific nomenclature is used for naming an organism. It was given by Carl Linnaeus who is…

Q: What is the description habit of false sago palm?

A: sago palm is commonly known as the cycas revoluta or sago cycads

Q: What is produced in the archegonium of a moss?

A: In mosses, the archegonia are typically formed in groups. It is made of neck canal cells, neck,…

Q: Give the location and role of bulbils in lancelet?

A: Introduction: Bulbil also called as bulblet, are tiny secondary bulb like structures that are formed…

Q: What is the diagram Microstrobilus (male cone) of false sago palm?

A: Sago palm or Cycas revoluta is a gymnosperm belonging to the family Cycadaceae. It acts as an…

Q: Sorus  What is the comparison of the process of spore production of ferns to that of mosses? What…

A: Ferns do not produce seeds. They produce spores that can grow into new plants.

Q: What are Rotifers ? Explain the role of Rotifers ?

A: A food web (or food cycle) is the characteristic interconnection of natural pecking orders and a…

Q: what is the ecological implication of white mouth dayflower?

A: Environment and habitat or ecological niche are important features required for the growth,…

Q: What is the difference between an antheridium and an ascogonium? What is an ascocarp?

A: Kingdom Fungi consist of heterotrophic, multicellular, filamentous fungi.  Ascomycota represents the…

Q: Describe organization of megaspore & development of female gametophyte in Selaginella.

A: Selaginella are member of Division Lycophyta. They occur in varied places like moist, shaded, humid…

Q: Describe the color changes of fruits with and without calamansi

A: All plants are of various different colors. Even if most of them are different shades of green,…

Q: How are spores produced in sporangium of Rhizopus?

A: Rhizopus is the filamentous fungal species that belongs to the family Rhizopodaceae. They are…

Q: Describe the evolution of megaphylls. What are telomes?

A: Leaves are aerial structures of plants. Leaves anatomy differ from one taxon to other and also…

Q: What is the prothallus ofpteridophytes?

A: Pteridophytes or Cryptogams are the vascular plants that lack the flower of seeds and reproduce…

Q: Both apospory and apogamy are observed in Pteris. Give reason.

A: Apospory is a condition when gamatophytes (diploid) are developed directly from non-reproductive or…

Q: Draw and label the microsporopyll, microsporangia, megasporophyll and ovules of Cycas revoluta…

A: Gymnosperms are plants that generate naked seeds, meaning they don't have an ovary and therefore…

Q: What is the normal size of a rotifer, where is it found, and what are its major features?

A: Rotifers are called wheel animals and are pseudocoelomate animals. These are generally free-swimming…

Q: What is the shape of its ascocarp? locate the ascocarp (apothecium) hymenium (fertile layer) use…

A: The structures of the ascocarp is as follows:

Q: In Bougainvillea, sunflower and hibiscus are some parts united?

A: Corolla is the second important accessory organ of a flower which is characterized by its brightly…

Q: what is the sporangial development characteristic of the fern.

A: Introduction: Ferns lie under the phylum Pteridophyta. It is a non-flowering plant and hence does…

Q: Explain the life cycle of a button mushroom.

A: The scientific term for a well-known "button mushroom" is "Agaricus bisporus". Antioxidants,…

Q: What is the spore’s description of Sword fern? Based on the text given.

A: Sword fern(Polystichum munitum) is a common fern found in the forests of the Pacific Northwest with…

Q: What is the Megasporophyll, ventral view of false sago palm?

A: According to the question, here we will discuss the Megasporophyll, ventral view of false sago…

Q: What do you mean by sporangiophores?

A: Fungi are a class of eukaryotic organisms that is further divided into various phyla depending on…

Q: What is the diagram Megasporophyll, ventral view of false sago palm?

A: Sago palm or Cycas revoluta is a gymnosperm belonging to the family Cycadaceae. It acts as an…

Q: Bougainvillea, Hibiscus, and Sunflower are types of calyx based on union or non-union of parts?

A: A flower is generally made up of four whorls that are arranged in a circular successive manner. The…

Q: What are the microsporangia of seed plants?

A: Seed plants produce seeds after sexual reproduction for dispersal and multiplication. Most of the…

Q: Bougainvillea, Hibiscus, and Sunflower are Pedicelled or sessile?

A: The flowering plant is also known as Angiospermae. These plants contain male part stamen and female…

Q: What is the Megasporophyll, ventral view of bread palm

A: Bread palm, around 65 species of Encephalartos, family Zamiaceae are native to Africa. The name is…

Q: Draw and label the microsporopyll, microsporangia,  megasporophyll and ovules of the reproductive…

A: Ginkgo biloba is a gymnosperm and non-flowering seed plant.

Q: Azolla sp (mosquito fern): Fronds irregularly branched, like flattened juniper twig

A: Azolla sp. (mosquito fern) Mosquito fern is a very small plant of size 1 inch. Two lobed leaves are…

Q: Do bdelloid rotifers reproduce only asexually?

A: Reproduction is a method of producing offspring. Offsprings are formed from the parents. This…

Q: What features distinguish cycads from ginkgo? from gnetophytes?

A: Ginkgo can be described as the large tree possessing fan-like leaves. Ginkgo can be utilized by…

Q: what is the biology and ecology of white mouth dayflower

A: The biology of white mouth dayflower:- In botany, white mouth dayflower is defined as the slender…

Q: What are infructescences,pseudofruits andparthenocarpic fruits?

A: Plants are mainly multicellular organisms, predominantly photosynthetic eukaryotes of the kingdom…

Q: What is the description of leafof false sago palm? Based on the text.

A: Answer: Introduction: Cycas revoluta or sago palm means a species belongs to gymnosperm in the…

Q: What are the following structures: (i) Pseudoparenchyma (ii) Ascocarps.

A: Pseudoparenchyma and ascocarps are the two structures present in fungi and algae. Organisms…

Q: How many number of peristomial teeth are present in mosses?

A: Mosses are devoid of any vasculature, i.e. they do not have any xylem and phloem and belong to the…

Q: What are the club shaped male sex organs in mosses called?

A: Mosses belong to the class of Bryophytes. They are known as the 'Amphibians of the Plant Kingdom' as…

Q: What is the frond's description of Sword fern?

A: Ferns leaves are termed as fronds  they mainly grow in moist coniferous woodlands at low elevations…

Fungi

Fungi can be single-celled or complex multicellular creatures. They are found in pretty much any natural surroundings; however, they generally live on the land, principally in soil or plant material instead of in the ocean or water. Fungi are the members of the group called the decomposers that live off dead and decaying matters. Fungi assume a significant part in the carbon cycle and its different components. They act as a parasite by causing illnesses like rusts, scabs, or ulcers. In crops, contagious illnesses can prompt critical money-related misfortune for the rancher. An exceptionally modest number of growths cause illnesses in creatures. In people, these incorporate skin illnesses such as competitors' feet, ringworm, and thrush.