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1. A plant body consists of the root system and the shoot system. 2. Grasses have fibrous roots. 3. The portion of the stem between two nodes is called an internode. 4. The wide, flat portion of the leaf is called the blade. 5. Leaves arise from buds. 6. The main functions of the leaf are photosynthesis, gaseous exchange, and transpiration. 7. In a compound leaf, the blade is divided into many leaflets. 8. A bud arising from the axil of a leaf is called an axillary bud. 9. The individual parts of the calyx are called sepals. 10. Each flower of an inflorescence is called a floret. 11. When pollen grains pollinate the stigma of the same flower, the process is called self-pollination. 12. After fertilization, the ovary is transformed into the fruit. 13. The seeds develop from the ovule. 14. A fruit has two parts - pericarp and seed.

          1. A plant body consists of the root system and the shoot system.
    2. Grasses have fibrous roots.
    3. The portion of the stem between two nodes is called an internode.
    4. The wide, flat portion of the leaf is called the blade.
    5. Leaves arise from buds.
    6. The main functions of the leaf are photosynthesis, gaseous exchange, and transpiration.
    7. In a compound leaf, the blade is divided into many leaflets.
    8. A bud arising from the axil of a leaf is called an axillary bud.
    9. The individual parts of the calyx are called sepals.
    10. Each flower of an inflorescence is called a floret.
    11. When pollen grains pollinate the stigma of the same flower, the process is called self-pollination.
    12. After fertilization, the ovary is transformed into the fruit.
    13. The seeds develop from the ovule.
    14. A fruit has two parts - pericarp and seed.

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1. A plant body consists of the root system and the shoot system. 2. Grasses have fibrous roots. 3. The portion of the stem between two nodes is called an internode. 4. The wide, flat portion of the leaf is called the blade. 5. Leaves arise from buds. 6. The main functions of the leaf are photosynthesis, gaseous exchange, and transpiration. 7. In a compound leaf, the blade is divided into many leaflets. 8. A bud arising from the axil of a leaf is called an axillary bud. 9. The individual parts of the calyx are called sepals. 10. Each flower of an inflorescence is called a floret. 11. When pollen grains pollinate the stigma of the same flower, the process is called self-pollination. 12. After fertilization, the ovary is transformed into the fruit. 13. The seeds develop from the ovule. 14. A fruit has two parts - pericarp and seed.

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0:00 Hello everyone.

00:02 So here the question given is of a fill in the blanks type.

00:07 So i'll read the question and then answer.

00:11 So the first one here asked is a plant body consists of a root system and the shoot system root system and a shoot system.

00:25 Second question here asked is grasses have dash roots.

00:30 So the grasses we know that roots are of two three types that is a tap root, fibrous root and advantageous root.

00:37 So in grasses they have fibrous root system.

00:42 Fibrous root.

00:44 Now third question the portion of the stem between two nodes is called as what? so it is not as inter nodes.

00:59 Fourth question the wide flat portion of the leaf is called what? which is known as lamina.

01:10 That is the wide flat portion of a leaf is called a lamina.

01:15 Fifth question leaves arise from dash.

01:21 The question is leaves arise from dash.

01:24 So the leaves are arising from nodes.

01:27 These nodes are seen in the stem and from the nodes leaves arises.

01:33 Now so sixth question here asked is the main function of the leaf are photosynthesis, gaseous exchange and transpiration.

01:45 Transpiration is the release of water...

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