BOOKLET CODE: 354
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SUBJECT CODE: 06
58. Identify the typical examples for division Gymnospermae and Angiospermae, respectively?
A. Juniper and roses
B. Grasses and legumes
C. Liverworts and palm trees
D. Mosses and ferns
59. A student made a collection of plants having flowers and seeds from his locality and compared their embryo, leaves and stems using hand lens. He found that all his collections contain a single seed leaf embryo, long and thin with parallel veins of leaves and stem contains scattered vascular bundles. Which option contains plants that can be categorized under his collection?
A. Grasses, sunflowers, teff and maize
B. Grasses, orchids, teff and beans
C. Grasses, orchids, teff and maize
D. Grasses, orchids, teff and roses
Answer (2)
The typical examples for Gymnospermae and Angiospermae are juniper and roses, respectively. The student's collection, featuring a single seed leaf, corresponds to grasses, orchids, teff, and maize. Thus, the selected answers are A and C.
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The typical examples for Gymnospermae and Angiospermae are juniper and roses, respectively. The classification of plants collected by the student, which has a single seed leaf, is best represented by grasses, sunflowers, teff, and maize. These answer choices illustrate key differences between gymnosperms, angiosperms, and monocots. ;
