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Chapter 5 discusses the morphology of flowering plants, focusing on the root, stem, leaf, inflorescence, flower, fruit, and seed structures. It covers various root systems, stem modifications, leaf anatomy, and flower reproductive parts, providing examples and definitions for each category. Additionally, it includes details on placentation and fruit formation, emphasizing the significance of these structures in plant biology.
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MORPHOLOGY OF FLOWERING PLANTS
@ THE ROOT
[In majrity dct the direct eongatin of. lead fo the frmatin of primary/secondary root
2 IMantfy the types of roots sho in Dio. A Band C.
Label X ond ¥ Digad. |
3.Name the 3 rook systems.
4, Tap root system ex ()-
5, In primary roo is shor-ved adi
replaced by age narber of rk tht erigjale from
bose of sem called ______ roots (NEET 2091
6 Fibrous rots eriginale from a part of pln ober
than radicle, T/F
1 Ex of fibrous rok () -
5, Adventikus rot definition -
4 Adverts rok ex) = NEET 208)
(0. Function of roots are ()
IL dent the region of the rok shown in Dig 2
(2 Thinbletkesfructre covering rec pei cle
18 Function of roo cap -
Uh Gls of the region of maristamai acy ae very big T/F
15 They have thn wal and dense protean /F
16. Zone responsible forthe get of the rt inengh is
11 Root ai ae Formed by epidermal cal of
region
LL and adverts
___--- store food
Hanging structures sypperting banyan ree
20. SHit root example (2
21 Stilt root arise from low
Note: Content removed from latest NCERT& unsure presenti atest syllabus ore marked with grey colour.MORPHOLOGY OF FLOWERING PLANTS 53
@ THE STEM
26, Stem develops from of embry.
27. Region of stem where leaves are born is called -
28. Portion between the 2 nodes is called -
24. Types of buds that the stem bear are -
30. Stem conducts water, minerals and photosynthates. T/F
31 Identify the Func and D)
its exarny
36. Arilary bad med
37 Thorns are w
fo flattened stem ex -
34. Such structures o
40, Sub-aerial stems example - (4)
WL What are ra
42 Runners «
43, What are
boy, Stok
45. Whot
46, Offsets ex (
4:1 What are such
48. Suckers ex (3) -
44 Pitcher plant, venus
modified stem T/
@ THE LEAF
50. Leaf develops at a ___ and bears a in its axl
5 bud later develops info a branch,
52. Leaves are arranged in a basipetal manner. T/F C54
53, Leaves originate form shoot apical meristem, WE
5k, Mest imporfont vegetative organs fer pholesythesi is
55. Mentify the parts of a leaf shown in Digod. 5
56, Parks of la ie (3) -
51. Leaf is aHoched fo sem by a.
58. may bear two aml leak structures caled-
5. In monocol/ eth af hoe expands noo sheath coring the
stem portly or uboly
60. In some ______ plants, the leaf base may become swollen, which is called -
6 ------ help hold the blade to light =
64, Petes lng, Hick ond fll
63, Lamina is also called _______
6 The mille point vin nthe aii cle - @
65. Veins provide Fluidity to the leaf blade. T/F @
6, venation seen erect oanan ncn tenn de “Se
61. ety the fypes of compound eves shun in Dig 6 Label X a
68, The lamina is incised but doesnt touch the midrib. The leaf is simple/compound.
64, How fo dfferenfatebehween simple laf and compound leaflet?
10. Weide the types of compound leaf (2 wth ne ex ofeach
Tn pinnately compound leaf, the leaflets ore present on a common axis called -
Td In palately compourd lef, the leaflets are attached af -
WB Henbify the dierent types of phylfary (AB nd ) ard ther examples
0 ¥ and 2) shaun in Dig. 1
Th, Types of phylotory - (3)
B.No of leaves oing from each rede in allerate pylon ond sex - (3) :
T6.No. of leaves arising from each noe inept phylefory ard if ex - (0
TINo.
Cc
Digod 6
x
of leaves arising from each rode in wherled phylefory ord its ex - (2
f fends ex + ( DigaQ. 7
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Aad B-y
N— ee aw 8
MORPHOLOGY OF FLOWERING PLANTS 55
@ THE INFLORESCENE
85 Identify the types of inflerescence shown in Diga. 9
56 meristem change to floral marstem to make @
flower. (NEET 2023)
81 While moking a fewer internodes don't elongate and oxi
condenses. T/E (NEET 2023)
88 When a shoot tip transforms info 0 fewer, its always
solitary. T/F
84 The arrangement of flower on lrol ons is termed ae ———————
90. In racemose, flowers are arranged basipetally. T/F
@ THE FLOWER
41 Reproductive unit of angiosperms is -
42. Suellen end of pedicel is called -
43. Accessory where are ~ (2)
4. In ____. the calyx and corclla are not distinct hence called ____
45, When both andraecium and gynoecium is present in a fewer,
it is called bisexual/unisexval
46, Actinemerphic means —_____ symmetry
41. Bilateral symmetry means -
48. Actinomerphic ex~ (3) (NEET 2024)
44, Zygomorphie ex (4) - (NET 2022)
(00. Asymmetric x -()
(OL What are bracts?
(02. Plants without bracts is called abractate. T/F
103. Ovaries are clasifed as hypo, epi and perigynous ovaries. /F
(0b. Flowers are classified a8 hypo. epi. perigyrous on which basis?
105. Hypegyrous flowers have inferar evary T/F
106. Hypogynous flower ex (3) -
101 Perigynous ex (3) -(N
108 Epigynous ex (3) ~ (NET
20, 24)
020)56 BlOH:.
109. Identify the types of flowers shown in Diga 10 A B,C and D.( (NEET Cas
+ PARTS OF A FLOWER
10 ent the parks ofa lower shun in Dig. ip
Ill Outermost whorl of flower is ~
I Fn of sepals
18. Types of eal -
I. Gamseplou means fated aly TF
15. Petls are brighlyclred fo afrack nec. TF
16, Corel shapes ( -
IT Ldenify the types of seston in cra shown in Dig I
18 Name the &lpes of cesta
11 Vakate ex ()~
(20. Imbricate ex (2) -
(0, Tuite ex (3) - (NET 2004)
(22 Vexilary ex (2) -
103. Margin overlap ech fer bul rc in ony
pariular direction C IC Ne C
(0b, Tel how many types of petals ae present
in vetlary flower ard thie names
125, Total mer of petal in veilryaestuabon
(26, Define valatesestvaton
_ is ako called paionacems
A B C y
108. Anther are ueuly biebed/telobed
(24 Sterile stomen is caled -
180, When shomens are atfached fo petal, they ore ced
13] Stamens aHache fo perinth called
182. When each sfomen remains free itis aed poadefhow. T/F INET 2016)
(83, Monadelphous meaning ond ex) -(NEET 2005)
(3b, Diadelphous ex ) - (NEET 200), 22,24)
(85. Polyadelphous ex ()- (NEET 2004)
(36. Variation in ength of foment sen in (2) -(NEET 206)
= isthe receptive surface for plen gain
[88 Ones are attached fo a cushin-lke-
(84. Apocarpous mearing and ex (0 -
140. Syncarpous meaning and ex (2) ~ INET 206)
Dia I
~ 2MORPHOLOGY OF FLOWERING PLANTS 57
Ib After fert ovules develop into ______ and ovary into _______.
142. What is placentation?
143 Identify the types of placentatin shown in Diga 3.
Iu Nome all the types of placertation (5) ~ B® i
145, Morginal ex - (NEET 2024)
146, Aue ex (3) ~ (NET 2023)
14. Parietal ex (2) -
(LS. Free central ex (2) ~ (NEE
144. Basal ex (2) -
150. In marginal pl
of the ovary /E
151 The ovules are born on tis ridge Forming one/tvo rows
2016)
fa Forms a ridge along the dorsal suture
152. In... placentation, the ovules de the inner wall of
the ovary or on peripheral part (NE
(53 False septum is formed in
I54. When placenta is axial and the evules are attached to it in a multilecular ovary. the placentation is -
155. When ovules are borne on central axis and septa are absent the placentatin i -
— placentaton
156, Placenta develop at _____ of ovary in su
151, Usually more than ene ovule is attached to the ovary in basal placentation T/F
© THE FRUIT
158. Frit formation uithout fertlzation called -
154 Identify the parts of a fruit shown in Diga®. I
160. Fruit have 3 layers ~ pericarp. mesccorp & endecorp. 1/F I6l Fruit consists of (2)
SOM»
162. When pericorp is dry it differentiates info endecarp, mesccarp and epicarp. T/F
163, Pericarp differentiates when if is and ___. 7
16, Drupe ex (2) - (NET 2017, 24)
165. Drupe fruit develops from manecarpellary/pelyarpelary ard superier/inferer
ovaries and has one/many seeds
166. Epicorp/Mesocarp/Endocarp is fibrous in coconut
161 Mango hos edible carp and stony corp
© THE SEED
168. Parts of embryo are - (3)
169. Identify the parts of a dicotyledonous seed shown in Digal. IS.
_—-58 BIOHAG,
ITO. Identify the parks of 4 monoelyedenos seed shoun in Dg 16 DigaQ. 15
IT Outermost covering of seed is called - A
(72. No.of layers in seed coat -
113. Outer layer is ____ inner layer is _____
1h, Developing seed i aHached tothe fruit Hough _____ which sa scar on
15. Below him is small pore cafedmicropyle. TF
116. At the 2 end ofthe embryonal axis present ____ and ____
IT. Endospermous seed ex (2) - x
ITB. Nonendespermic seed ex (2) -
174. In seeds of cereals such as ______, seed coat is fused with the fruit wall,
180. Seed coat is membranous in - (I)
(81 Endosperm and embryo are separated by
(82 Aleurone layer is made of profn/ fal
183. The cotyledon of monccot is called ______. Its shape is like o - (NEET 2016)
184. Plumule is enclosed in
185 Paoumatophares are a ty
ig. 6
186, Region of elongation i cal ind fe ve of meristematic achvy
187. According to NCERT, runner is a sub-oreal/
188 Stems can have bude at their internodes T/F
184 In cymose, flowers are arrongedbasipealy 1/F
(90, Limited growth is in which type of inflerescence -
(4 Main axis ferminatesin ower in
(M2. Trimerous, telromerous and penfamerovs meaig
113. Mongo has thin/thickepicarp
1M. Colyledons are fleshy ord ful of food reseve T/F
IMS, Periconp consists of - (3)
es forms the base of clssifstion and idenffeaton offering pln
Bio Multi
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No. of revision
Revision time
{in minutes)MORPHOLOGY OF FLOWERING PLANTS
+ ANSWERS
+ THE ROOT
| Radlcle, Primary
2 Diga®. I-A ~ Top. 8 ~ Fbrous.C ~ Adventitins
X= Main rook ¥ - Laterals
3. Tap, fibrous, adventitious
4 Mustard
5, Monocols, fbrous
6F
1 Wheat
8 Arise from part of plant other than radile
4 Banyan tree, Grass and Menshera (BGM)
10. 0 Absorption of water and minerals
(i) Providing a proper anchorage
(ad Storing reserve food material
(uv) Synthesis of PGR
Il Diga. 2 - A= region of maturation, B ~ region of
elongation C ~ region of meristematic actly
D = root cop, E ~ root hair
12. Root cap
1B Protect tender oper of reot
Ih, F, small
6T
16, Zone of elongation
11. Zone of maturation
18. Carrot turnip, weet potato
11 Prop root
20, Maize, sugarcane
at
22. Rhizophora
23, onygen
24, swampy, vertically
25, Digald 3 - A ~ roofs medfied for storage in
Asparagus, B ~ Preumafophore in Rhizophora
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59
+ THE STEM
26, Plamule
21. node
28 inkernode
24. terminel od axilary bud
30.7
31 Dig - A ~ storage, W ~ Zominkand.
B support X ~ Asllary bud modified nko frdrl in
gourds and gravesnes C ~ protection Y ~ Stem
modfed info spine in Bougairuila: D ~ spread
Z = Roots arising from nedes in Osa
32 potat, ginger, farmer zamirkand, Colocasia
33.7
34 ailary
35. Gourds (cucumber. pumpkins, watermelon) ond
grapevines
36, Citrus, Bougainilea
31T
38. Opuntia, Euphertia
34 Phylloclade
4.0. Offeets, sucker, nner, stolons
UA Prostrate branched with lng ifernodes, spread
fo new riches when oer parks de
42 Strawberry ond grass
43, Slender lateral branch arises from the base of
the main axe and after growing osraly for
sometime arch downwards to touch the ground
ls. Min and Jasmine
45. A lateral branch with short internodes and each
node bearing a roseHe of leaves and a tuft of roots
46. Pistia, Eichhornia
41 lateral branches originate from the basal and
i
underground portion of stom, grow hor~
60
BIOHAG,,
beneath the sl then come out obliquely upward
gjing rise to lafy shocks
48. Pineaple, Chrysanthemum, Banana {PCB}
ULF, they are example of modtie leaf
+ THE LEAF
50. Node, bud
51 Aallory
52.F, scropelal manner
53.7
5b, Leaves
55, Digadl 5 -A ~ Lamina B ~ Stl ~ Pet
D = Leaf base, E ~ Aly bud
56, Leaf bose, pei ard lina
51 leaf base
58, Leaf bose, Stpues
54. monocots
60, Legumincus, Palins
6 Pete
63 Leaf blade
6h, Mid
65 Frigidty
66. parallel and reticulate
61 Dig. 6 - A ~ pnnately compound laf B ~
pabately compound lef X= Racks
68. Sinple
64. Bud is presen in the lof a bul rot ole
10. Pirate - Neem, Palate - Sik cotfen
TW Rechis
10 Tp of petole
3 Digoll 7- A~ Aerrate B ~ Opposite
C= Whorled X ~ China rove ¥~ Guo
Z- Alstonia
14. [lfernate, Opposite, Wherled
1. Mastard Sunflower, Chia rose
(Mnanenic- MSC)
6.2 lam, Clerops
Ths L Aleta Nera
8. Peas sweet peas
Th Coch
80. Ono, gare
81, Austral aca
82 pede phys
85 Plekr plant vera tap
84 Die 8-A~ support fendrB ~ protection
spines C~ storage’ fleshy eaves: X = Pea
¥~Cachs 2 ~ Onin
+ THE INFLORESCENCE
85 Doll 4- A ~ Cynose inflorescence,
B ~ Racemose ifloresconce
86 Shook apical meristem
aT
wT
84 Iflorescece
40. in aropell order
+ THE FLOWER
4 Fler
4D Thalanus& reepace
B Calyx and cordlla
4 Lily Paint
45, bsenal
46 Ral
11 Lagomorphic
48. Mustard debra, chil
4 Pex guncur, bean, cassia (Trick ~ BC PG
100 Cone
10 Rediced af found af the base of the pedicelMORPHOLOGY OF FLOWERING PLANTS
61
102. F. ebractate
108. F, Mowers are classified nol ovaries
10%. positon of calye carala and androecium in
respect of the ovary
108. F, superior
106. mustard, china rose and brinol
101. pln rose, peach
(08 Flowers of guava and cucumber, ray Frets of
sunflower
104. Dige@. 10 - A ~ Hypogynous, B ~ Perigynous
C = Perigynous, D ~ Epigyrous
+ PARTS OF A FLOWER
10, Dige@ IIA Androecium, B = Ganoecium,
C~ Corolla, D~ Calys E ~ Pedicel
I. Sepole
U2, Protect the Fhwer in bud stage
118 Gomosepalous ard polysepalous
iu. T
WT
16, wheel funnel, bel tubular (Mnemonic ~ Wo fal
behar thee!
I DigaQ.I2 - A Vahate. B ~ Twisted
C= Imbricate, D ~ Vesilary
18. Valate, twisted imbricate, vxilary
19. Colobreps
120. Cassa, ulmohur (Mnemonic - Cai)
(21 China rose, lady finger, coHton (Mnemonic ~ CLC,
CulCuTaa - all copia! leHers denote ex and T denote
twisted)
122. Pea and bean flowers
123, Imbricate, twisted have direction of overlapping
12h. 3, standard - wings - keel
125.5
(26, When sepols er petals in a whorl just fouch one
another af the margin, without overlapping
121 Verilary
(28. Bilobed
124 Stominede
(80. Eppetalous, brijal
(31 Epiphylus ly
182 F, pelyandrous
183 Stamens in one bundle, china rose
Bb, Pea
135. Citrus
136, Solia and mustard
181 Stigma
188 Placenta
184 Carpels ore free ex - lotus and rose
(40. Carpels are fused ex - Mustard ord tomato
Ul seed fruit
1k2. the orrangement of ovules within the ovary
143. Diga®. [3 - A — Marginal B ~ Ale
C= Parietal D ~ Free central, E ~ Basal
Ib, Marginal anil, parietal free central, basal
WS, Pea
146. China rose tomate, lemon (TC)
141 Mustard and Argerone
148. Dianthus and Primrose
149 Sunflewer and marigeld
150.F. along ventral suture
(51 two
(52. porietol
(53 Parietol
(54. Asie
(55. Free central
(56. Base62
I51.F, only one single ove in attacked
+ THE FRUIT
158. Parthnocorpy
154 Diga. Ih -X ~ Mango: A ~Epicarp
B ~ Mesocarp. C~ Seed, D~ Endcarp ¥ ~
Coconut A= Mesocarp B~ Seed, C= Endscorp
160. F,epcar, mesocor.endocarp
161 Pericorp and seed
(62.F
163, Fleshy and fick
16h, Mange, eaconut
165, Monacarplary, super, one
166, Mesccarp
161 meso endo
+ THE SEED
168. rodile, embryonal axis colyledos
164 Digod. 5
A= Seed cot
B- Him
C~ Merople
(70, Dige. 6
A= Endorperm
B = Scuteum
C~ Goleophe
D = Plumule
E~ Radice
F = Coleerhia
H = Seed coat & fruf-wal
G ~ Aleurene layer
X~ Colyledon
Y = Plumule
Z - Radicle
|= Embryo
Il, Seed coat
m2
IRB Testa, fegmen
(Tl, Hila, seed coot
115. F, above hilum
BIOHAy
116 rade & plumule
(T] Monoco, castor (dct)
(TE Die, orchid (monocot)
(4 Moe
(80. Maize
(BL Aewene layer
182, Protein
183 Soufl, shied
[Bh Clot, Colorica
185.Tep
(86, Both above and proximal
(81 Undergrond
BEF
aT
190. Cynose
(A, Cymse inflorescence
HL When floral appendages are multiple of 3, + ara
5 reseciely
(98 Thin
MT
(95 Epicor, messcarp and endocarp
196, lor characters
MaMa nL oe
7
Serene
Bisa
INFLORECENCE HAI MAI
id 1DESCRIPTION OF 6 IMPORTANT FAMILIES
@ FABACEAE
+ Earlier called Poplonsideae, a subfomiy of fomly Leguminosae
* Distributed oll ver the werd
VEGETATIVE CHARACTERS
* Trees, shrubs, herbs: root with root nodules
* Stem - erect or climber
* Leaves - alternate, pinnotely compound or simple
leaf base, pulvinate: stipulate: venation reticulate.
FLORAL CHARACTERS
* Inflorescence - racemose
19 Key Ca.zsty At Sa
* Flower bisexual, zygemorphi
«Gal spl fie gars osohin
* Corll ~ petal fv, poypetaous,paplona
consisting of a posterior standard, twa lateral
wings, two anterior ones forming a keel ( ing stamens ard pistil), verilary aestivation
* Androecium - fen, dadelphaus anther dit
* Gynoecium - ovary superiar, mara carpellary urlocular with many ovale, style single
P
* Fruit - legume: seed one to wary norendospermic
ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE
* Pulses ~ gram, arhar, sem * Fodder - Sesbaria, Trifclum
smoong, soyabean + Fras curhemp
* Edible il - soyatean, groundrut Etat
+ Medic
* Dye - Indigofera Medsine ~ malath
MALVACEAE
* Habit and Habitat - An ornamental shrub, cultivated in trepies: perennial.
VEGETATIVE CHARACTERS
* Root —Tap, branched end deep
* Stem ~ Erect branched cylrde
* Leaf - Alternate, simple, petiolate, stipulate,
serrate margin, acute apex, glabrous, uricostate reticulate venation
FLORAL CHARACTERS
+ Inflorescence - Soltary axillary
* Flower = Ebracteot,pedcelate complet, act
colour.64 BIOHAC
* Epicoly - Fine fo seven, gren linear
* Calye = 5, gamosepalous, ovate, valle eeshuaton
* Carolla - 5, pelypetlus, Husted aestvation red unted af the bse and adate fo the staminal tube
* Androecum ~ Stamens numerous, forming a tube, monadepheus eppelolous anthers monothecous, yellow,
reniform, transversely attached fo the flomentpolen grains mlperate
* Gyroecium - Pertacarplary syrcarpus super, pertaeulr, axle placertotion many ovules in each
Ieclus: syle passing through the stonina abe: sigma S capitate, covered with vlely growth,
+ Fruit - Capsule
ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE
* Fabric ~ Cotton, jute + Vegetable ols - coHonsed ol kenaf oil
* Feed Plants - Okra (Lady finger er Bird) * Ornarentl Plants - Hibiscus (China rose), Althaea
© COMPOSITAE/ASTERACEAE
* Also known as sunflower fail
* They are usually herbaceous nnuals or shrubs Outer surface of plonts i covered with hairs
VEGETATIVE CHARACTERS
* Root ~ constitute a branched, fop-roat system Rey fred
* Stem - Herbaceous or woedy ard erect
* Leaves - Usually alternate single pelate ard echt
FLORAL CHARACTERS
* Inflorescence -Typicaly 9 cemposte ower heod lap)
composed of mumerous sal fers arranged in dc Pres
(central and ray frets (outer
* Flower - Smal usualy radaly syrmetrca
* Calyx - Absent or re
fo 0 parpusof brates er sales
* Corals ~ Tubular in de Harel, gle (ctrop-shape) in ay Reels
« Androecium - Stamens fused into a tube
surrounding the style. anthers
+ Gyrecim - Beare yn
on cary fei
* Fruit - Rchenes (single-seeded dry frit) fer with a pores
(need el fr wird Seger
economic IMPORTANCE
“6
* Medicinal - Artemisia (antihelmintic), A
Br © € Kipappusy Coan As
i inte (u
Felortrus tabercsus ard Lactuca sativa
* Ornamentals - Helanthss annus
Sunflower, safflowerIMPORTANT FAMILIES 65
€ SOLANACEAE
+ If isa large family commonly called as the otato Fomiy’
* If is widely dtributed in ropes, eublropcs and even Femperate zones
VEGETATIVE CHARACTERS
* Plants mostly herbs, hrubs ond rarely small frees
+ Stem ~ herbaceous rarely woody, oeral eect, eyindrical branched, sold a hall, hairy or glabrous,
underground stem in potato (Sclanum tuberosum)
* Leaves - alternate, simple, rorely pinrately compound, excipulate: venation reticulate
FLORAL CHARACTERS
* Inflorescence ~ Soldary arilry or cymoze asin Sclanum
* Flower - bisenval, achinomorghie
* Cale ~ sepals Five, write persistent, alate aestvabion
* Corala- petals five, united volate aestivaion
* Androecium ~ stomrens five, eppetoevs
* Giynoecim -bicarpellary oblgately placed eyrcarpous: ovary superior,
biloculor, placenta swollen with many ove, aie 8 6 he Gants Gin
* Fruits ~ berry or capsule
* Seeds - many, endospermous
ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE * Medicine - belodarna, achuagardha
* Food - tomate, brnjal potato * Furigatory - tobacea
* Spice - chil * Ornamentals - peburia
@ BRASSICACEAE/CRUCIFERAE
* Also hrown os mustard family or erucifer forly
VEGETATIVE CHARACTERS
* These are herbaceous plants
* Leaves offen forming a basal rosette, simple, alferrate ord pinnately compound
FLORAL CHARACTERS
* Inflorescence - Racemes or corymbs, offen with tive terminal flowers
shaped arrangement
+ Flower ~ Siva, typically with four petals in
: Calyx ~ Sepals usually four, free or fused at the base
* Corolla - Petols usualy four, farming a c ao ;
eee 2 Ebr & Kor Ca hare fray
* Androecium - Usually six stomens (Four lorg and tw short)
* Gynoecium 1 ovary typically ith tuo carp
+ Fruit - Siliques (long, slender fruits) or silcles (shorter, wider fruits)66 BIOHAc,
* Seed - Numerous, smell seds arranged ina single row within the fru, eflen with a dstinclive mucilaginous
seed coal
ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE
* Crops ~ Coulffewer Cabbage. Brassica ropa (Turnip Rophonus softs Radish)
+ Oil Production ~ B. campestris seeds yld muslord ol
* Others ~ Garden cress treats Wer issues Condybuft
@ GRAMINEAE/POACEAE
* Commonly called cereoV gross famnly
* Most evched family dve to reduction and medticatin in flora pats.
VEGETATIVE CHARACTERS
* Thay are onrual to woody perennial herbs
* Ses’ Generally rourd halow: nodes suolen, sold
* Leaf AHernote, paralel-ined sheath generly open: lgule membranous or hairy at blade base.
FLORAL CHARACTERS
* Inflorescence - Compound lsphe of spike tpancle of sil in uhich unit of inflorescence is not a single
flower but a group of usually 3-5 sessle smal fuers (Pores) called spiel
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* Flowers - Bracleale avd bractell, sessile incomplete
Smell trimerous, generally bseral a
* Androecium - usualy 3 stamens eS
* Gynoecium - Superior ovary with single ewle FH
* Fruit ~ Caryopsie (grain), ore-seeded fru
* Seed - Enclosed within the fruit (corypss ee i
ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE cr aera nae
* Food crops -Trifcum aestivum (whee Oryza safari, Zea mays (maize), Avena sativa (oat), Hordeurn
vulgare (borey), Sorghum vlgare worl, Pennzeham (Bajo Elecne (og)
* Sugar production - Saccharum offciarum (ugrcoe)
* Building materiale - Bambusa. gras
* Fodder ~ Cynadon dactylon+ IMPORTANT FAMILIES 67
@ DESCRIPTION OF IMP. FAMILIES (ACC. TO NMC SYLLABUS WEF 6.10.23)
|. The position of the mother axis with respect to the fewer is represented bya on the ____ of the
floral diagram
2.In floral Formula, Br & P stands for -
3. Fusion is indicated by enclosing figures within
4, Adhesion is indicated by -
5 Feature of flower which con be shown by feral Formula but rot by floral dagram is -
6, Feature shown only by fleral diagram but rot by floral Formal ie
1 Adhesion is indicated by enclosing the figure within a bracket. T/F
8 Symbols for bracteate, calyx. coral peianth androecium and gynoecium used in floral frmula are -
4 Symbol used for superior ovary ond inferior ovary are -
10, Symbols used for actnomarphic and for sygomorphic nature are ~
Il Symbols used for mole, female ard bierval pont,
+ VEGETATIVE CHARACTERS
12. Faboceae was earler krewn a3 — a subfamily of
1B. =~ is commonly known as the potato family
(b,Grass Family other 2 names are -
(5, Mustard family other 2rames are -
16. Compesitae other 2 nomes are -
11. Monocot Family in NTA syllabus i
18. Root have _____ with rtrogen-fuing bacteria called
1A. Leoves of all the families given in NTA sylobus are of
20, Femily given in sylabue which ore shpat - (2)
21 Families which are ex-stipulate are - (lt)
22. Leaf base ie pulinate in famly
23 Family of sylabus which may have pnrate leaves present is/are -
2b, Stern is erect or elimber in
25, Hairy or glabrous stem i Found in
26, Herbaceous, rarely woody aerial erect stom is found in -
os is an ornamental shrub,
28. Erect branched, cylindrical, sl, woody globrous shem is seen in -
24, Most evelved fomiy i
+ FLORAL CHARACTERS
30, Obliquely placed sepfum is seen in -
31 Lorgest dicot and the most advanced amy n angiosperms is -68 BION,
3D Many he fam A,B,C, EF sho ie Dial. | and rile its flrl formule. (NEET 2021)
33. Fey having racemose inflorescence is
3k, Family having cyroseinlresconce-
35, Which type of racamese inflreseonece present in Astera Brasco & Poaceae?
36, Ray Aral ae present fuard parihery/cekre
37 Tubular florets are called ____ and lgulate florets are called ____
38, Bract in graminge areas toun a =
34 Family with zygomorgic Feuer -
10, Family with actinamorphi four -
UULNTA sulobus family which have witena flowers ~
42 In calyx valvate aestivation is present in ~
43, In corolla, valvate aestivation is in -
le, Brassicaceae cals aestustn -
45, Malvaceae and Fabaceae corolla aestivation - (NET)
46 Gamoseglous cal isin -
7 Polysepalus ely in =
48 Polypetolous cerolla isin -
4, Gomopetaous corel isin -
50. Epicalyx is found in -
A
51 Cale of asteracne i
Calyx ord corolla are 3 in number in
arth ie regresrted by in Pezee
53.
5k, Tetramercus Fewer present in-
55. Pentamerovs flowers present
56, Ardroecium is attach
52 Sheen venir ol 6 Vandi»
58 Diadelphous, anther dithecous is present in - INEET 2023)
59 Type of andrei feued Competes
60. Tebradyramovs ond plyodrass cron presen in
6) Malvaceae is manoadelphous/diadelpncus,
62 NTA slob family having infer cur i =
3 In graminge only single ovis present in ech ery TF
‘ab, Malva, Astera, Sclan, Brassica, Graminae are - (NEET 2016)
sin Fab, Molva, Astera, Selon, Brassica Grominge are -
fomilies -
é
A
7 Monszarpelory fails -IMPORTANT FAMILIES
68 Bicarpellory families - 64 Mohaceae ie ____carpellary
10, Swollen placenta is present in ~ 11 Anleplocentation families - (NET 2023)
12. Basal placentation families
1B Placentotion in Fab & Brassica is -
Th, Fruit of Fabaceae -
1B. Fruit of Solanaceae ~
16. Cypsela is frut of -
Th Caryopsis is frat of -
1B Fruit of malvaceae -
14 Fruit of brassica -
80. Fruit of solanaceae
81 Solanaceae have nor-endospermous seeds ox its a deot T/F
82, Family hoving norcendospermovs seed ore ~
+ ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE
83 Economically most important family of angicsperms is -
84. Medicines found in Fab, Solan & Astera are ~
85. Ornamental in Fab, Selon Malia & Astera are «
86, Pulses in Fabaceae ex - (5) (NEET) 81 Food in Solanaceae ex - (3)
88, Food in Poaceae ex ~() 84 Food in Cruciferae ex - (4)
40. Feed in Malvaceae -
41, Foed in Asteraceae - (3)
92. Ollin Malva (2), tora (2), Brosica (), Faba (2) -
48. Fedder in Fabaceae ex -
4h. Fabric in Malvaceae -
45, Dyes and fibers found in Fabaceae are -
46. Spices of Solanaceae () - INET)
1. Tobacco comes from dried leaves of
4. Building materiale (2) and fodder ()n Poaceae -
49. Zea mays has uri/bisexsal flower
(NEED)
found in fomly
100. Drow a fable comparing all the importont properties of al the Familes
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2. Br- Bractate, P- Perianth 30, Sclanaceae
3. brackets 3 Asteraceae
4, by a line drawn above the symbole of flral parts | 32 Dig. |
5, Pasion of ovary
6, Aestvation & placentation
LE Adhesion is indicated by a ine above syrbels eg
~ and fusion by bracket
8B CPA andG
4. Gand G
10. ® and %
WD, F and g
+ VEGETATIVE CHARACTERS
12 Papionodeae,leguminosae
1B Solanaceae
|b, Poaceae, Graminae
15, Brassicaceae, cruifaceae
16, Asteraceae, sunflower family
11 Graminae
18. Root nodules, Rhizobium
1 Mernate
20, Fabaceae, Mokacene
Dal other famites
22. Fabaceae
23, Fabaceae, Solanaceae, Compositae
2h, Fabaceae
25, Solanaceae
26, Solanaceae
21 Molaceae
28, Malvaceae
24 Peacese [due fo reduction and modficain in
floral ports)
A Brasscacene: © $ Koz Ca Arve G2)
B-Fabsceoe 1 $ Ky Crvzvtay Araya
C- Solmoceoe’ ® F Kis) C(5) As Gia)
D- Conpasize Br ® & Kepappusy Cosy As Gray
E = Graminese’ Br X % Po or 2 (lodicules) A3ore Cry
F -Malaceae’ ® § Epis-g Kis) C15) Aoo Gi2-co)
33 Fah Astera, Brassica, Graminae
3h, Maha, Solan
35, Astera - Capitulum, Brassica ~ corymbs, Poaceae
- spelt
36 periphery
31.Dise flret and ray floret
38. Glames
34 Fob ray Frets of astera, Graminae
40. Maa Selon, Brassica, disc floret of astera
4. ray fret in compositae rest all bisexual
42 Fob, Moh, Solan, Brassica
413 Astera Solan Brassica
4. imbricate
45, twisted, vevilry
U6, Fob, Mae, Solan
41 Brassica
48. Brossica, Fab, Malva
44 Astera Selon
50. Mola
51 absent or hairy pappus
52.F (both are absent)
53 deesIMPORTANT FAMILIES
5h, Brassica
55. Fab, Malus, Astera, Solan
56 Moluacene, Aster, Solan
51 Fab - 10, Malia -00 , Astera (ray florets - 0,
dsc florets - 5), Solan - 5, Brassica - 6, rami - 3
58. Fabaceae
54. Syngenesious (anther fused floment free)
60. Brassicaeae
6, monadelphous
62. Compositae (rest all suprir)
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64.15.1221
65, |, mulfioeular, [2.1.1
66. Malia, Astera, Solon, Brassica (rest 2 fms
are monecarpelary hence cannot be apo or
sypoarpous)
611 Fab, Poo
68. Astera, Solan, Brassica
64 penta
10, Sclanaceae
Solan, Mala
12 Astera, Poaceae
TB Fob ~ marginal Brassica - parietal
Th, Legume
WB. berry or capsule
16. Astera (Trick - Cypslla sound lke “Cinderella:
hence beavlful flowers of astera are given fo
cinderella)
TI Poaceae
78. Capsule
n
14 silqua or scula
80 Berry or copsule
BL Fit have endospermous seeds
82 Fob, Astera, Brassica mealia have enderpermous
seed)
+ ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE
83 Graminae
Bh, Fob - Mulath: Solan - Belladerra, Achunzardha,
Astera ~ Artemisia, rrca, aravacum
85 Fab - Lupin sweet pea, Selon - Petunia. Malo -
china rose, althaea, Astera - Sunflower, marigold
86. Gram, arhar, sem, mong, soybean
81 Potato, tomato brijal
88. wheat, rice, maize, oat, barley jawar, bara 29.
rye sugarcane
84, Cauliflower, cabbage radsh turnip
40. Lady finger
41. Cicorium intybus, Helianthus tuberosus, Lactuca
sativa
42. Malia ~ cottonseed ci kenaf ol Astera -
sunflower & safflower, Brassica - mustard ol Faba -
soybean, groundnut
93. Trifolium, Sesbania
4b, cotton jute
45 Indigofera, surhemp
16. Chill
41 Nicotiana tabacum, Solanaceae
98 Building material - Bambusa, grass, Fodder =
Cynadon dactylon
47. Unisexual
100. Table‘lata i
zea Goiamaceas Bramsicaceas/— Gramincne/
eee (Pea Family), eee (Potato Family) Cruciferae Poaceae
cotyedom —DicoyedonaeDicoyedonae ——Dicoletanne—DieoedonseDeeyledonae__Monocoiyledonae
Herb, shrubs, Anna beni, Annal, bln 8, agg aqua, _ Ais ——_erbs, annuals or
ave Smite," herbs orshrubece shrubs somatinee MBS. ABDY secepnal herbs _perenrals, shrubs,
climber ‘sometimes tes ‘wees smalltree | PEThnubs sometimes ike trees |
Fibrous and
Se te me tp Tp Firousand |
Branch: ere, Neibcros, ached Underground rhizome
stem (special cin eae Underzound Herbaceous, }
imbingstem eying wah ee angular er werbeceous, eine
fewer! mackae Siinbied Siem" trashed erect "Src eu |
Reticulate, Uni or |
venation —Reticulte “multestte Retetate Reticolate ——_Retcunte Poets
innately |
‘Simple/ iiicengiie ‘Simpie/ i Simple |
leattype Sime) | smpte——sitefCompmund — SIMPE! | Simp simpte |
lmuyitasy Alernte.©—«=«Atenale. «Alerter Opposite Alerate.——_Aterante Aternate
'stipute Present Present Ersipulne—Exspulte —Exapuime ———_—xstipnlate
rescence — Racemose VME [SIIALY OF Racemoce (Capitulum) CPE Taoumos icemose (Spikelet
pte a allan) Racemose Capitan) Sra) (Corgmba) _Racemose(Spikelet)
metry MEMETHIC pcinomoryle ) RAYHOFE-ZagOCH) Actinamerphic ActiNMOPhic —_ayeemorphie Pi
pee, 4) ‘Actinomorphie Disc foret~Actino (9) e a) oye mee
sexu is eemeeed isexus isexu tisexual
emuaty —Bierualif) —Blsennicn «BAYES aol if) nomial f) nena
Semis Sepals |
Seems Sma
amore at oe pers a,
\CelyxiK) ‘Valvate/ Caner _ bay Camosepalous — Pelysepalon
Intricate “Sceistound Tatas IBA ant
eatvation EF scativation May be abrentor 2 or3)
le 4 peat cemany |
Sena S petals pene Poppers Representa by
Polgpetlous Sete candpeious gg Seals PRERRE —rembranau sacs
Jeoratate) “Weel” —_Plpfeaiaus—Vavatedentzmion — OMBEPHAOUS— gctaon "calle odicules
esivtten Twotcheatvavon RapforetcUngre YE Sector
we) Deter (orminge cross
vad
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Diaepnous — MUREO ——Ray e-snet
(Coteson of ie cet ene te
landroccium —stamen) —-‘Monadciphous—Bipetalous sSgamen | Texradynamous UNDA 2 sane
ner ripctlons —syogineius anther ropenaroe
althecous thet fe ment fe)
(2023), Te
: puis Suet oy
na ern, Sa, secigre Beey” super ny
nna: oe ‘Syncarpous ‘Synearpous: Unilocular alloca
| “Unllecular”—flkoular—(Onecrueinench —Bibeular” sometimes Sane
news) ‘ieclan
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‘ower cig tek ke BERT NGs ok CTO: RETR Bem ge n.A.Gs
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i Sigua or Caryopsis ait wal
Irate ed cepsule Copia —Benyorenpmie SUigunor Curae nt wall
Baderpermle —— jhsent Present Absent Pretest Absent Present
Examples Pulses: gram, Fabric: Cotton, Food: Cicorium intybus Food: tomato, Crops: Food crops: Triticwn
if Bhawcm, jute {iedfortending” Ernje poate ailower, gest behen)
Imoorg soso ood Plante: Olen cote Helanthae Spee chill cab Sry sate ee), Zon
ar G00) (ad) finger or beesun, Leica OTT Seaerape rage lar Aor
; Bathe ett — Bina ate Decline: (urn ate ot, orden
forabean, Vegetable oll; Off Sunforerand—teladonnn, —‘Rapimnus ego hue
oundnut —comonnerdo—salfoner Sshwogandha Stier) Sonu vulgare
Byes tndigoera kena Medicine: Arenisia Tuigntery,Ollpreducton: awar) Pennsetum
Fodder Gmermestel —fenthcit hica, inet 2002) Bretmpesns [bal Ewer (oe)
Seber, ieve(China area Omamental sedeged ye
{njetum’ seh Ahora” Ornamental penne Sugar producto
Hirer Fetanthas annaus Satcharum often
a Sinha {Suntowen Tapes arene
manent Se go Bullding materia
hpi weet EIU Fiess
= Pedder, Cyradon
Medicine: Bosden