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Which of the following parts of leaf has major role to hold the blade to light?

A. Lamina B. Petiole C. Sheath D. Stipule

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5.3 The Leaf

Morphology of Flowering Plants

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The fluttering of the leaf blade is facilitated by

A. Swollen pulvinus B. Membranous sheath C. Long and thin Petiole D. Broad lamina

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5.3 The Leaf

Morphology of Flowering Plants

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Midrib is usually not used in

A. Middle B. Prominent vein C. A mean to provide rigidity D. transport only water, minerals, gases like carbon dioxide and food materials

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5.3 The Leaf

Morphology of Flowering Plants

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Which of the following is relatively constant in all dicot leaves?

A. Shape B. Margin, apex and surface C. Extent of incision D. Venation

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5.3 The Leaf

Morphology of Flowering Plants

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The arrangement of veins and the veinlets in the lamina of leaf is termed as

A. Venation B. Vernation C. Vernalization D. Phyllotaxy

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5.3.1 Venation

Morphology of Flowering Plants

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Simple leaf

A. Do not have any incisions B. Always intact lamina C. Incisions of the lamina reach to midrib D. Entire lamina or when incisions do not reach to midrib

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5.3.2 Types of Leaves

Morphology of Flowering Plants

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Compound leaf

A. Has leaflets or incised lamina without leaflets B. Incisions reach to midrib C. Axils of leaflets have bud D. All of these

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5.3.2 Types of Leaves

Morphology of Flowering Plants

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Rachis is

A. A prominent vein B. Midrib C. Found in pinnately compound leaf D. All of these

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5.3.2 Types of Leaves

Morphology of Flowering Plants

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Rachis

A. Is a common axis where leaves are present B. Is a common axis where leaflets are present C. Is a common point where leaflets are arranged D. Is a common point where leaves are arranged

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5.3.2 Types of Leaves

Morphology of Flowering Plants

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In palmately compound leaves

A. Leaves are attached at a common point at the tip of petiole B. Leaflets are attached at a common point at the tip of petiole C. Leaflets are attached at a common point called rachis D. Leaves are attached over a common axis called rachis

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5.3.2 Types of Leaves

Morphology of Flowering Plants

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