From the desk of

M. Anwar ul Hassan Gill

Biological solution point

MCQ’s
I) Inner bark develop outside
a) Xylem b) Phloem c) Cortex d) Bark
II) Practical application of apical dominance has concern about development of
a) Tap root b) Lateral branches c) Flowering d) Budding
III) Root apical meristem consist of
a) Cork cambium b) vascular cambium c) Pericycle d) All of these
IV) Without oxygen _______ don’t take place in plant
a) Metabolic activity b) Cyclic phosphorylation c) Photosynthesis d) All of these
V) High concentration of CO2 has _____ effect on plants growth
a) Promote growth b) Promote photosynthesis c) Inhibit growthd) Accelerate
VI) Root primordial develops from root cambium, called
a) Lateral meristem b) Apical meristem c) Pericycle d) Endodermis
VII) When the process of cell enlargement ceases, the process of ______ starts
a) Differentiation b) Growth c) Photosynthesisd) Respiration
VIII) Perpetual growth zones are found at the apices of
a) Root b) Stem c) Both d) None
IX) Intercalary meristem play important role in the production of
a) Buds b) Leaves c) Flowers d) All
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X) Least temperature required for the growth of plant is ______ C
a) 0-35 b) 0-5 c) 35-40 d) 25-30
XI) Light effects growth because of its
a) Intensity b) Quality c) Duration d) All
XII) Which of the following is external factor the growth of plant
a) Hormones b) Vitamins c) Oxygen d)
Nutrition
XIII) Nutrition supply _____ to plants
a) Glucose b) Energy c) Protein d) all
XIV) Auxin and ______ play important role in apical dominance
a) Gibberellins b) Cytokinin c) Ethene d) Abscisic acid
XV) Differentiation is the formation of specialized tissues, stage 1 represent the formation of
a) Plumule b) Radical c) Embryo d) Zygot

Short Questions:

1) Differentiate growth & development in plants.

2) Differentiate lateral & apical meristems.
3) Describe compensatory effect also define growth correlation.

Long Question:

Explain different phases of growth.

(Answer 1: Phloem: 2-Tap root: 3-All of these: 4-Metabolic activity: 5-Inhibit growth

6-Pericycle: 7- Differentiation: 8-Both: 9-All: 10-o-5: 11-All: 12-Oxygen: 13-Energy: 14-Cytokinin 15-