The peepal leaf has parallel venation.
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Leaves of some plants do not have a petiole.
A fruit like cashew have seed outside the fruit.
A mango fruit contains many seeds.
Fertilized ovules form the seeds.
Give examples of 3 plants that have:
Many seeded fruits
Many seeded fruits
Give examples of 3 plants that have:
Single seeded fruits
Single seeded fruits
Give examples of 3 plants that have:
Leaves which close at night
Leaves which close at night
Give examples of 3 plants that have:
Yellow flowers
Yellow flowers
Give examples of 3 plants that have:
Red flowers
Red flowers
Sepals are …………….. in colour.
Petals and other parts of the flower are supported on the …………….. .
Seeds which do not divide into two equal parts are …………….. called seeds.
Seeds which get divided into two equal parts are called …………….. seeds.
Gynoecium consists of …………….. .
Of what use to a plant are the insects flitting about around its flowers?
What will happen if the root-tip is injured?
What would have happened if plants like tamarind, banyan and mango had fibrous roots?
Why are the underground parts of plants like radish, carrot, beet and sweet potato thick, fleshy and swollen? Which parts of the plant are they?
What is pollination?
Explain the following images in your own words.
What are the similarities and differences between.
Coconut tree and Jowar stalk plant
Coconut tree and Jowar stalk plant
What are the similarities and differences between.
Leaves of banana and Leaves of mango
Leaves of banana and Leaves of mango
What are the similarities and differences between.
Onion and Coriander
Onion and Coriander
What are the similarities and differences between.
Jowar and Moong
Jowar and Moong
Certain properties are mentioned below. Find a leaf corresponding to each property and describe those plants.
leaves with smooth surface, leaves with rough surface, fleshy leaf, spines on leaf.
leaves with smooth surface, leaves with rough surface, fleshy leaf, spines on leaf.
Dicotyledonous seeds and monocotyledonous seeds.
Tap roots and fibrous roots.
Observe any one flower and its various parts and describe it in your own words.
Find the plant parts.
Aerial, stilt, runner, lobed
Petiole, vein, calyx, apex
Stigma, anther, style, ovary
Cashew, apple, mango, chikoo
Pea, Moong, maize, groundnut
Observe the figure and answer the questions given.
1.Lable parts 1 to 6.
2.Name the female reproductive part.
3.Name the colourful part of the flower.
4.Which part develops into fruit?
5.Which pa pollination?
1.Lable parts 1 to 6.
2.Name the female reproductive part.
3.Name the colourful part of the flower.
4.Which part develops into fruit?
5.Which pa pollination?
Observe the figure and answer the questions given.
1.What is shown in the picture?
2.What arrangement is shown in (A), (B), and (C)?
1.What is shown in the picture?
2.What arrangement is shown in (A), (B), and (C)?
Draw neat and labelled diagram for the following.
Parts of stem
Parts of stem
Draw neat and labelled diagram for the following.
Parts of a leaf.
Parts of a leaf.
Draw neat and labelled diagram for the following.
Tap root
Tap root
| Column A’ | Column B’ |
| 1. Leaf-tip | a. petiole |
| 2. Edge of leaf blade | b. leaf margin |
| 3. Portion of leaf attached to stem | c. lamina |
| 4. Stalk of leaf | d. leaf apex |
| e. leaf base |
| Column ‘A’ | Column B’ |
| 1. Tap roots | a. stem |
| 2. Fibrous roots | b. root |
| 3. Radicle | c. monocotyledonous plants |
| 4. Plumule | d. dicotyledonous plants |
| Column ‘A’ | Column ‘B’ |
| 1. Peepal | a. carpels |
| 2. Maize | b. stamen |
| 3. Androecium | c. parallel venation |
| 4. Gynoecium | d. reticulate venation |
Describe the functions of various parts of a plant.
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