| 51. | Roots that develop in any part of the plant other than the radicle are called – |
A. fibrous core | |
B. extraterrestrial origin | |
C. column root | |
D. pestle roots |
| 52. | The roots that develop from the radicle are called – |
A. fibrous core | |
B. Musla Roots | |
C. respiratory origin | |
D. extraterrestrial origin |
| 53. | Respiratory origin meets – |
A. in pan | |
B. in chestnut | |
C. in Jusia | |
D. in Mecca |
| 54. | Dahlia has roots – |
A. Kandil and Pulkit | |
B. Kumbhirup | |
C. impersonator | |
D. fibrous |
| 55. | The ascending root meets – |
A. in Tinospora | |
B. in Amarbel | |
C. in orchids | |
D. In Indian rubber |
| 56. | Pneumatophores (respiratory root) are often found in – |
A. in xerophytes | |
B. in the ascendants | |
C. in mangrove plants | |
D. ascites |
| 57. | Orchids have villous roots – |
A. to support | |
B. for carbohydrate assimilation | |
C. to absorb moisture | |
D. for exchange of gases |
| 58. | Which one of the following is not a root? |
A. potato | |
B. carrot | |
C. Sweet potato | |
D. Raddish |
| 59. | Still root is found in – |
A. in rice | |
B. in sugarcane | |
C. in peanuts | |
D. in grams |
| 60. | The column root (Prop root) is – |
A. Musla Roots | |
B. pulverized roots | |
C. Branched roots | |
D. adventitious roots |