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Getting to Know Plants — Science STD 6 — Question

CBSE BoardEnglish MediumSTD 6ScienceGetting to Know Plants1 Mark
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Write the difference between reticulate and parallel venation. Give examples.
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Answer

If the design made by veins in the leaf is net like on both side of mid rib, the venation is reticulate. E.g. rose. If the veins are parallel to each other, the venation is parallel. E.g. wheat.

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