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C &m

(d)

D &m

After observing the given temporary mount of epidermal leaf peel to study stomata thefour groups of studentsA, B, C and D were asked to draw the diagram of stomata and Iabel the parts ind icated as I, II, and II I.

Group A marked Group B marked Group C marked Group D marked Correct labelling

it as - Stoma, chloroplast and epidermal cell respectively it as - Guard cell, chloroplast and epidermal cell respectively it as - Guard cell, nucleus and epidermal cell respectively it as - Guard cell, chloroplast and epidermal cell respectively was marked by :

(a)
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A
~ ~

(b)
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(c)

(d)

D
1

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mm t

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(a) (c)

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(b) (d)

KOH fcrw:R ~~

Given below is the experimental set up to demonstrate that the germinating seeds release C02 during respiration. The incorrect material taken in the experimental set up is:
Rubber Cork.

/
L~;--Boiled seeds

(a) (c)
42.

Water Boiled seeds

(b) (d)

KOH solution Rubber cork

'~~~~fi&mC02~mm%I' ~ "fiB if ~ ~ "ffiCfmft/"ffiCf~

(a) KOH~~~I

mm :

ft:r.&w~~cn1w~U

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(b)
(c) (d)

KOH~~~d~~~~~1 KOH~d~wcn, ~~d~"karqCfT<J-Dm~~1 KOH~~~~"karqCfT<J-Um~~1

To prove that CO2 is released by germinating seeds during respiration , the precautions that should be taken to perform experiment correctly is I are : (a) KOH should be fresh (b) KOB should be fresh and seeds should be wet (c) KOH should be fresh and dry, seeds should be wet and set up should be air tight. (d) KOB should be fresh and set up should be air tight.
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