The seed dispersal is of compensatory zoochory in: (i) Achyranthes (ii) Cleome (iii) Medicago (iv) Mulberry (v) Peepal (vi) Tribulus

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The seed dispersal is of compensatory zoochory in:

(i) Achyranthes

(ii) Cleome

(iii) Medicago

(iv) Mulberry

(v) Peepal

(vi) Tribulus

A(i) and (ii)

B(i) and (iii)

C(ii) and (vi)

D(iv) and (v)

Answer:

(iv) and (v)

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Which one is a wrong statement about sieve tubes?

i) They are found in pteridophytes and gymnosperms.

ii) They have companion cells.

iii) Sieve areas do not form sieve plates.

iv) Sieve areas are not well differentiated.

v) They consist of vertical cells placed one above the other forming long tubes connected at the end walls by sieve pores.

Choose the correct answer.

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(ii) Vessels contain only living cells.

(iii) Sieve cells are enucleated at maturity.

(iv) Abnormal secondary growth due to accessory cambia is found in Asparagus.

(v) Stone cells does not contain end walls.