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NEET Biology
Which of the following is a characteristic feature of the family Fabaceae?
A Epipetalous stamens
B Vexillum aestivation in the corolla
C Perigynous flower
D Hypogynous flower with 4 sepals and 4 petals
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In plant anatomy, which meristematic tissue is responsible for the increase in girth (secondary growth) of stems and roots?
A Apical meristem
B Intercalary meristem
C Lateral meristem (vascular cambium and cork cambium)
D Accessory meristem
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Which of the following is a characteristic feature of dicot seeds but NOT monocot seeds?
A Aleuroplast (endosperm) stores food
B Scoty is present as a sheath around the plumule
C Two large cotyledons are present
D Radicle is protected by coleorhiza
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Most neurons in the human body are classified as:
A Multipolar neurons
B Bipolar neurons
C Unipolar neurons
D Axonless neurons
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Which of the following families is characterized by a papilionaceous corolla?
A Fabaceae
B Solanaceae
C Brassicaceae
D Liliaceae
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In a dicot seed, the structure that encloses the embryonic axis is the:
A Aleurone layer
B Coleoptile
C Seed coat (testa)
D Integument
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Which of the following statements about the structure of a flower is CORRECT?
A The calyx is the innermost whorl of the flower
B The corolla consists of sepals
C The androecium is the male reproductive whorl consisting of stamens
D The gynoecium consists of microspore mother cells
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In a dicot seed, the region where the axis is attached to the seed coat is called:
A Hilum
B Hilum and micropyle
C Hilum, scar on the seed coat
D Plumule

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