Botany Quiz | Explore the Science of Plants & Their Life Processes

Q1. Data obtained by the investigator from personal experimental study is called

Q2. Mycology is the study of

Q3. The producers absorb phosphorus in the form of

Q4. Angiosperms are

Q5. What is pictured in the red circle?

Q6. Plants use _ and release _

Q7. Which part of the plant shows positive geotropism?

Q8. Nullisomy is represented by

Q9. This is the type of ground tissue that is very fibrous and stringy, providing upright sturdiness for plants. Celery strings are primarily made of this.

Q10. the emission of water vapor from the leaves of plants

Q11. Part of the plant which conducts water to all parts of the plant is called as

Q12. Genes located close together on the same chromosome and inherited together are called

Q13. Which one of the following is correctly matched?

Q14. How many Valence Electrons does Argon have?

Q15. External environmental factors controlling growth and development include

Q16. This compound gives cell walls stiffness

Q17. Improved Wheat varieties are

Q18. a plant organ that absorbs water and minerals from the soil

Q19. Study of bryophyte is called?

Q20. It is the green coloring pigment that captures light energy from the sun

Q21. The stem growing upward and the roots downward is

Q22. Identify the Bryophyte

Q23. The cosmic task of the roots is to hold the water in the ground.

Q24. Why might plants want to store food in their roots?

Q25. Algae and other submerged plants in water float during day time and sink at night, because

Botany - Part 1

Q1. Data obtained by the investigator from personal experimental study is called

Q2. Mycology is the study of

Q3. The producers absorb phosphorus in the form of

Q4. Angiosperms are

Q5. What is pictured in the red circle?

Q6. Plants use _ and release _

Q7. Which part of the plant shows positive geotropism?

Q8. Nullisomy is represented by

Q9. This is the type of ground tissue that is very fibrous and stringy, providing upright sturdiness for plants. Celery strings are primarily made of this.

Q10. the emission of water vapor from the leaves of plants

Q11. Part of the plant which conducts water to all parts of the plant is called as

Q12. Genes located close together on the same chromosome and inherited together are called

Q13. Which one of the following is correctly matched?

Q14. How many Valence Electrons does Argon have?

Q15. External environmental factors controlling growth and development include

Q16. This compound gives cell walls stiffness

Q17. Improved Wheat varieties are

Q18. a plant organ that absorbs water and minerals from the soil

Q19. Study of bryophyte is called?

Q20. It is the green coloring pigment that captures light energy from the sun

Q21. The stem growing upward and the roots downward is

Q22. Identify the Bryophyte

Q23. The cosmic task of the roots is to hold the water in the ground.

Q24. Why might plants want to store food in their roots?

Q25. Algae and other submerged plants in water float during day time and sink at night, because

Botany - Part 1

Q1. Data obtained by the investigator from personal experimental study is called

Q2. Mycology is the study of

Q3. The producers absorb phosphorus in the form of

Q4. Angiosperms are

Q5. What is pictured in the red circle?

Q6. Plants use ___ and release ___

Q7. Which part of the plant shows positive geotropism?

Q8. Nullisomy is represented by

Q9. This is the type of ground tissue that is very fibrous and stringy, providing upright sturdiness for plants. Celery strings are primarily made of this.

Q10. the emission of water vapor from the leaves of plants

Q11. Part of the plant which conducts water to all parts of the plant is called as

Q12. Genes located close together on the same chromosome and inherited together are called

Q13. Which one of the following is correctly matched?

Q14. How many Valence Electrons does Argon have?

Q15. External environmental factors controlling growth and development include

Q16. This compound gives cell walls stiffness

Q17. Improved Wheat varieties are

Q18. a plant organ that absorbs water and minerals from the soil

Q19. Study of bryophyte is called?

Q20. It is the green coloring pigment that captures light energy from the sun

Q21. The stem growing upward and the roots downward is

Q22. Identify the Bryophyte

Q23. The cosmic task of the roots is to hold the water in the ground.

Q24. Why might plants want to store food in their roots?

Q25. Algae and other submerged plants in water float during day time and sink at night, because

Q6. Plants use _ and release _