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Prachi
Jan 4, 2012
What is the difference between reticulate and parallel venation?
The arrangement of veins in a leaf is termed as venation. Venation may differ from one type of plant to another. Parallel venation Reticulate venation Veins run...
SnehaRoyChowdhury
Dec 9, 2014
Define venation. Explain its types.
Bharathan Ravichandren
Sep 9, 2014
Define herbs, shrubs and trees. Give any two examples of each.
Deb Roy
Aug 15, 2015
Bring out the difference between creepers and climbers.
Climbers and creepers are weak stemmed plants which grow clinging on to any support. Crrepers are the plants which grow horizontally on the ground. They especially produce group of r...
Deva
Feb 6, 2015
What are the different processes involved in obtaining cloth from cotton?
Cotton fibre is natural fibre. The cotton plant bears fruits called as cotton bolls. The bolls are full of seeds and cotton fibre.
*Cotton bolls ripe and open to expose cotton. The co...
Vignesh Surenderan
Sep 25, 2013
10 examples Adventitious roots
Examples of Adventitious roots
Rajesh
Sep 17, 2015
Why is the stem called a two way street?
Stem is called a two way street bcz it carries the water and minerals upwards and leaves prepare the food with the help of the proceess ...
Yash Goel
Mar 20, 2015
What would happen if we pluck out all the flowers of the plant at the same time? Explain.
Mahesh Sharma
Aug 11, 2013
Is it possible for you to find out whether a plant has taproot or fibrous roots by looking at the impression of its leaf on a sheet of paper ?
Yash Goel
Mar 22, 2015
What is the difference between respiration and photosynthesis ?
Prachi
Jan 4, 2012
What is the difference between reticulate and parallel venation?
The arrangement of veins in a leaf is termed as venation. Venation may differ from one type of plant to another. Parallel venation Reticulate venation Veins run...
SnehaRoyChowdhury
Dec 9, 2014
Define venation. Explain its types.
Bharathan Ravichandren
Sep 9, 2014
Define herbs, shrubs and trees. Give any two examples of each.
Deb Roy
Aug 15, 2015
Bring out the difference between creepers and climbers.
Climbers and creepers are weak stemmed plants which grow clinging on to any support. Crrepers are the plants which grow horizontally on the ground. They especially produce group of r...
Deva
Feb 6, 2015
What are the different processes involved in obtaining cloth from cotton?
Cotton fibre is natural fibre. The cotton plant bears fruits called as cotton bolls. The bolls are full of seeds and cotton fibre.
*Cotton bolls ripe and open to expose cotton. The co...
Vignesh Surenderan
Sep 25, 2013
10 examples Adventitious roots
Examples of Adventitious roots
Rajesh
Sep 17, 2015
Why is the stem called a two way street?
Stem is called a two way street bcz it carries the water and minerals upwards and leaves prepare the food with the help of the proceess ...
Yash Goel
Mar 20, 2015
What would happen if we pluck out all the flowers of the plant at the same time? Explain.
Mahesh Sharma
Aug 11, 2013
Is it possible for you to find out whether a plant has taproot or fibrous roots by looking at the impression of its leaf on a sheet of paper ?
Yash Goel
Mar 22, 2015