FILL IN THE BLANKS {MORPHOLOGY OF THE FLOWERING PLANT} NCERT BASED

MORPHOLOGY OF FLOWERING PLANT

1] In majority of plant, it bears lateral roots of several orders that are referred as ____________ or _____________ root. 

2] Example of root which store food- _________, _________ &_ ______.

3] Some plant of _________ region modified their stem into flattened or fleshy structure and contains chlorophyll for photosynthesis.

4] The arrangement of veins & veinlets in the lamina of leaf is termed as _____________.

5] Other name of calyx- __________.

6] In flower, the _________ produce different kinds of floral appendages laterally.

7] Types of aestivation- ___________, _____________, ______________ & _______________.

8] When the ovule are borne on the central axis & septa are absent, the placentation is called as ________________.

9] When the stamen of the flower is united into more than two bundles, it is termed as _______________.

10] Example of endospermic seeds- ___________.

11] A few millimeters above the root cap is the region of __________ activity.

12] Stem develops from __________ of the embryo of a germinating seed. 

13] The ________ bud of the leaf later develops into a branch.

14] ____________ is the pattern of arrangement of leaves on the stem or branch.

15] Petals are usually brightly colored to attract insects for _______________.

16] Depending on whether the apex gets develop into flower or continue to grow, two major types of inflorescence- ____________ & _______________.

17] If the larger two petals which in turn overlaps two smaller petals, this type of aestivation is known as _____________.

18] A seed is made up of ____________ & an ___________.

19] A carpel consists of three parts namely __________, _________ & __________.

20] The floral formula of G_ stands for ______________. 

21] In dicotyledons plant, the primary root & its branches constitute the __________ system.

22] Stem bear buds, which may be ___________ or ____________.

23] Leaf consists of 3 parts… __________, ___________ & ___________.

24] In ___________ type of Phyllotaxy, a single leaf arises at each node in alternate manner.

25] In ___________ flower, the gynoecium occupies the highest position while the other parts are situated below it.

26] A flower having either only stamen or only carpals, it is termed as ____________.

27] If one margin of the appendage overlaps that of the next one, it is called as _____________.

28] If a fruit is formed without fertilization of the ovary, it is called as ___________________.

29] _____________ is the female reproductive part of the flower.

30] The outer covering of endosperm in monocotyledon seed separates the embryo by a proteinous layer called ______________.

31] The region where cell undergo rapid elongation & enlargement and are responsible for the growth of root in length and this region is called as region of _____________.

32] In some plant- many roots come out of the ground & grow vertically upwards, such root is called as ________________. 

33] A lateral branch of stem with short internodes & each node bearing a rosette of leaves & a tuft of roots is found in _________ plant.

34] A leaf is said to be ___________, when its incision of lamina reach up to the midrib breaking it into a number of leaflets. 

35] In epigynous flower, the margin of ____________ grow upwards enclosing the ovary completely & getting fused with it. 

36] ____________ & ____________ are reproductive organ of the flower. 

37] Androecium is composed of ____________.

38] The outermost covering of the seed is ____________.

39] In ___________ placentation, the ovule develop on the inner wall of ovary or on peripheral part; ovary is one chambered but it will be two chambered due to formation of false chambered.

40] The floral formula of % stands for _____________ nature of flower.

41] The root which arise from part of the plant other than the radical & are called as ____________ root.

42] Underground stem which store food act as organs of __________ to tide over condition unfavorable for growth.

43] The __________ of leaf help hold the blade to light.

44] Example of opposite type of Phyllotaxy- __________ & _________.

45] The ovary of such ____________ flower are half inferior.

46] A flower is _____________ if it cannot be divided into two similar halves by any vertical plane.

47] When stamen is united into two bundles, it is termed as ________________.

48] The fruit which develop from monocarpellary superior ovaries & are one seeded is known as ___________.

49] When carpel is united, it is called as ________________.

50] Floral formula also shows ____________ & ___________ within parts of whorls & between whorls.

51] In majority of ______________ plant, the direct elongation of radical lead to formation of root which grow inside the soil.

52] The hanging root that support a tree, called _______ root.

53] Some plant modified their stem into flattened; Example- _________ and contains chlorophyll for photosynthesis.

54] _______ venation is the characteristics of monocotyledon plant.

55] The mode of arrangement of sepals or petals in floral bud with respect to the other membrane of the same whorl is known as _________________.

56] When a _________ tip transforms into a flower, it is always solitary.

57] Each anther is bilobed & each lobe has two chamber- ________.

58] In __________ placentation, the placenta develops at the base of the ovary & a single ovule is attached.

59] Example of the stamen where there is variation in the length of filaments within the flower- ____________ & _____________.

60] In some dicotyledons seeds, the endosperms is not present in the mature seed and it is called as _________________.

61] The region proximal to region of elongation is the region of ______________. 

62] The ________ is the ascending part of axis bearing branches, leaves, flower & fruits.

63] Leaves originate from _________ apical meristems & are arranged in an acropetal orders. 

64] If more than two leaves arise at a node, it is called as _________.

65] Example of Valvate- ______________.

66] A typical flower has ________ different types of whorls arranged successively on the swollen end.  

67] If the margin of sepals or petals overlap one another but not in any direction, the aestivation is called as _____________. 

68] Example of embryo {Fruit} with two cotyledon- _______ & ______.

69] Each ovary bears one or more ovules attached to the flattened, cushion like ___________.

70] The position of ____________ with respect to flower is represented by a dot on the top of floral diagram. 

71] In _______________ plant, the primary root is short lived & is replaced by a large number of roots.

72] Stem become woody & ___________ in color when old.

73] The leaf is attached to stem by ___________.

74] Leaves are modified into tendrils for __________.

75] ___________ is composed of petals.

76] Radial symmetry in the flower- ___________________.

77] When stamen is attached to Perianth, it is called as ___________.

78] The wall of the fruit is known as ____________.

79] The arrangement of ovules within the ovary is known as _______________.

80] The embryo of monocotyledon seed one large shield shaped cotyledon & a short axis with a __________ & __________.

81] From the region of maturation, epidermal cells form fine & delicate, thread like structure called ______________.

82] The main function of root pneumatophores is to get __________.

83] In _________, __________ & ______________, the lateral branches originates from the basal and underground portion of main stem, grow horizontally beneath the soil and then come obliquely upwards giving rise to leafy shoots.

84] In ____________ compound leaf, a number of leaflets are present on a common axis.

85] In epigynous flower, the other parts of flower are _________ the ovary, hence the ovary is said to be inferior.

86] When the floral appendages of flower are in multiple of four, it is called as _______________.

87] When stamen is united into one branch or bundle, it is termed as ________________.

88] In some dicotyledons seeds, the endosperms formed as a result of double fertilization, is a food storing tissue and called as ______________ seeds.

89] The ________ is a scar on the seed coat through which the developing seeds were attached to the fruit.

90] In the floral formula P stands for ___________.

91] The root is covered at the apex by a structure called __________.

92] Stem ___________ which develop from axillary bud are slender & spirally coiled and help to climb.

93] The __________ is the green part of the leaf.

94] The fleshy leaves of _________ & _________ store food.

95] The _________ is the outermost whorl of the flower.

96] Flowers without bracts-reduced leaf found at the base of pedicle is called as _____________.

97] The sterile stamen is called as _____________.

98] Example of drupe- __________ & ___________.

99] In _____________ placentation, the placenta form the ridge along the ventral suture of the ovary & ovules are borne on the ridge. 

100] Family Fabaceae is earlier called as __________________.

101] The portion of plant above the ground is called as ___________.

102] The stem of plant have supporting root coming out of the lower nodes of the stem, such root are called as ________ root.

103] Some plant modified their stem into fleshy structure; Example- ___________ and contains chlorophyll for photosynthesis. 

104] When the vein run parallel to each other within a lamina, the venation is termed as ____________.

105] When the sepals are free, it is called as __________________.

106] The arrangement of flower on the floral axis is termed as __________________.

107] Example of vexillary aestivation- ___________ & __________.

108] The _________ is the characteristics of the flowering plant.

109] Example of Polyadelphous- _____________.

110] In the monocotyledon seeds such as _________, the seed coat is membranous & generally fused with the fruit wall.

111] In region of ______________ {Root} activity, the cells are very small, thin walled, with dense cytoplasm and divide repeatedly. 

112] Leaves are the most important ________________ organ for photosynthesis.

113] Phyllotaxy is usually of three types- _________, ___________ & _____________.

114] Leaves of _________________ plant such as Venus fly trap are modified leaves.

115] Corolla may be ________________where petals are united.

116] The flower are borne laterally in a ___________ succession in the racemose type of inflorescence.

117] Each stamen represents ______________________ organ.

118] The embryo of the seed is made up of __________, ____________ & ______________.

119] When more than one carpel is present, they may be free and are called as _____________.

120] The floral formula of G stands for ______________.  

121] The root which originate from the base of the stem is called as ___________ root system.

122] The stem bears ________ & ____________. 

123] In _________________, the leaf base expands into the sheath covering the stem partially or wholly.

124] Phyllotaxy is the pattern of arrangement of ________ on the stem or branch.

125] The ovary in ____________ flower is said to be superior. 

126] When flower has both androecium or gynoecium, it is termed as ______________.  

127] When stamen in the flower remains free, it is termed as _________________.

128] Name the middle layer of Pericarp- ____________.

129] Example of Syncarpous- _________ & ___________.

130] The radical of the embryo in the monocotyledon seed are enclosed in sheath are called as _____________.

131] The root hair absorb water & minerals from the ________.

132] Example of pneumatophores- ________________.

133] The ________ is a lateral, generally flattened structure borne on the stem.

134] A leaf is said to be _________, when its lamina is entire or when incised, the incision do not touch the midrib.

135] Example of epigynous flower- __________, _________ & ________.

136] __________ or __________ are accessory organ of the flower.

137] A typical flower has four different types of whorls arranged successively on the swollen end of the __________ or ___________. 

138] Above the hilum of dicotyledons seed, there is small pore called as _________.

139] When the placenta is axile & the ovule are attached to multilocular ovary, the placentation is said to be ________. 

140] A ____________ provide information about the number of parts of a flower, their arrangement & the relation they have with one another.

141] Example of adventitious root- _________, _________ & _________.

142] Example of stem which help plant to climb- ________, ________, __________ & _____________.

143] Other name of lamina- _____________.

144] Leaves are modified into ________ for defence. 

145] If the gynoecium is situated in the centre & other parts of flower are located on the rim of the thalamus almost at the same level, it is called as __________.

146] Example of asymmetric flower- ____________.

147] When stamen is attached to the petals, they are ____________.

148] In Mango, the Pericarp is well differentiated into outer ______ Epicarp, middle ________ edible Mesocarp & inner ____________ endocarp.

149] Example of parietal placentation- __________ & ___________.

150] Stem of family Fabaceae- ___________ or ___________.

151] In majority of plant, the direct elongation of radical lead to formation of ___________ root which grow inside the soil.

152] Example of prop root-____________.

153] Underground stems of some plant such as ________ or ________ spread to new niches and when older parts die, new plants are formed.  

154] ___________ venation is the characteristics of dicotyledonous plant.

155]When sepals or petals in a whorl just touch one another at margin without overlapping, it is called ______________. 

156] In ______________ type of inflorescence, the main axis continue to grow & the flower are borne laterally.

157] In vexillary aestivation, two lateral petals are known as _______ which in turn overlaps two smaller anterior petals known as _______.

158] Example of basal placentation- ___________ & _____________.

159] Gynoecium is made up of one or more __________.

160] Example of non-endospermous dicotyledons seeds - _______, ________ & _________.

161] The function of _________ is to protect the tender apex of the root as it makes its way through the soil.

162] The portion of stem where leaves are born called as _________.

163] Example of whorled type of Phyllotaxy- ___________.

164] In plant like _________________, the leaves are small, short lived and the petioles in these plant expand ,become green and synthesize food.

165] Example of twisted type of aestivation- __________, __________ & _____________.

166] The flower is the reproduction unit of __________________.

167] Example of imbricate type of aestivation- _____________ and ______________. 

168] Example of embryo {Fruit} with one cotyledon- _________ & _________.

169] After fertilization, the __________ into the seeds.

170] ____________ is a large, commonly called as the potato family.

171] Example of fibrous root system- __________ plant.

172] Stem is _________ in color when young.

173] The leaf is attached to stem & may bear two small leaf like structure called ____________.

174] A _________ is modified shoot. 

175] Flowers with bracts-reduced leaf found at the base of pedicle is called as _____________.

176] Bilateral symmetry in the flower- _________________.

177] The ______________ are produced in pollen sacs.

178] Name the middle layer of Pericarp- ______________.

179] Example of marginal placentation- __________.

180] The floral formula C stands for ____________.

181] The region distal to region of elongation is the region of ______________.

182] Plant like Rhizophora grows in __________ area.

183] A lateral branch of stem with short internodes & each node bearing a rosette of leaves and a tuft of roots is found in plant like __________ & __________.

184] In ____________ compound leaves, the leaflets are attached at a common point i.e. at the tip of petiole.

185] When the sepals of the flower is united, it is called as _________. 

186] In some flower like ________, the calyx & corolla are not distinct.

187] Example of epiphyllous- ____________.

188] In dicotyledons seed, the _____________ Are often fleshy & full of reserve food material. 

189] Example of free central placentation- __________ & __________.

190] Liliaceae is a characteristics representative of _______________ plants. 

191] Tap root system is seen in ______________ type plant.

192] Axillary buds of stem may also get modified into wood, straight pointed ___________.

193] _______ provide rigidity to the leaf blade and act as a channel of transport of water, mineral & food material.

194] Example of Actinomorphic- ___________, _________ & ________.

195] Sepals are green, leaf like & protect the flower in the ________ stage.

196] When the floral appendages of flower are in multiple of five, it is called as _______________.

197] Example of Monoadelphous stamen- ___________.

198] In coconut, Mesocarp is ____________.

199] Ovary is the enlarged basal part, on which lies the elongated tube, the __________.

200] The family Fabaceae, a subfamily of family ________________.

201] The portion of plant below the ground is called as ___________.

202] _______ root get swollen & store food like in potato.

203] In plant like _________ & ____________, a slender lateral branch arises from the base of the main axis & growing aerially for some time arch downward to touch the ground.

204] When veinlets formed the network, the venation is termed as _____________.

205] The corolla is _______________ where petals are free.

206] In _________ type of inflorescence, the main axis terminate in a flower. 

207] Other name of vexillary type of aestivation- ________________.

208] The fruit is mature or ripened ovary, develop after ___________.

209] The stigma is usually at the tip of the style & is receptive surface for ______________.

210] Example of non-endospermous monocotyledon seeds- ¬¬¬¬¬_______

211] Shape of root cap- __________ like structure. 

212] _____________ are the portion of stem between two nodes.  

213] Example of alternate type of Phyllotaxy- _________, _________ & ____________.  

214] A flower is modified shoot where __________________ changes to ___________________. 

216] The flower are borne in a ___________ succession in the cymose type of inflorescence.

217] Parts of stamen- ___________ & ____________.

218] The seed coat has two layer- an outer _______ & inner _______.

219] Example of Apocarpous- ________ & __________.

220] Floral characteristics of Fabaceae- {Inflorescence- __________}.

221] Example of tap root system- ____________.

222] Underground stem of __________, ___________, _____________, ___________ & _____________ are modified to store food.

223] In some leguminous plant the leaf base may become swollen which is called as ____________.

224] Example of modified leaves for defence of the plant- ______.

225] Example of Hypogynous flower- _________, ________ & ________.

226] In some flower like Lilly, the calyx & corolla are not distinct and termed as ____________.

227] Example of epipetalous- _______________.  

228] Name the outer layer of Pericarp- ______________.

229] After fertilization, the ovary mature into _________.

230] The floral formula of A stands for _______________.

231] The cell proximal to _____________ region undergo rapid elongation & enlargement and are responsible for the growth of the root in length.

232] Example of stilt root- ________ & ____________.

233] The leaf develop at the node and bear a ________ in the axil.

234] Example of insectivorous plant- __________ & __________ plant.

235] Example of perigynous flower- ________, ________ & _________.

236] A typical flower has four different types of whorls arranged successively on the swollen end of the stalk called as __________ or _____________. 

237] Example of Diadelphous stamen in flower- ______________.

238] At the end of the embryonal axis in the dicotyledons seeds, there is radical & _________. 

239] Example of axile placentation- __________, _______ & _________.

240] Floral characteristics of Solanaceae {Inflorescence- _________, ___________ & ____________}.

241] Fibrous root system is seen in ______________ type of plant.

242] Example of modified stem {Thorns}- __________ & ____________.

243] A middle prominent vein of leaf blade is called as __________.

244] Example of modification of leaves into tendrils- ___________.

245] Example of Zygomorphic- __________, ____________, __________ & _____________.

246] In flower, internodes do not elongate and apex produces different kind of floral appendages instead of ___________. 

247] When the floral appendages of flower are in multiple of three, it is called as _______________.

248] The ________ after fertilization develops into seed.

249] The style connects the ovary to the ____________.

250] Floral characteristics of lily family {Inflorescence- ___________, __________ often __________________}.

251] The Plumule of the embryo in monocotyledon seed is enclosed in the sheath called as _____________.

252] In the floral formula- Br stands for _____________.

253] Number of sepals in Fabaceae- __________; ____________ usually Valvate/imbricate aestivation. 

254] Number of androecium in lily family- _________ stamen.

255] ___________ is indicated by enclosing the figure within the bracket & adhesion by a line drawn above the symbols of the floral part.

256] Number of gynoecium in lily family is _____________, Syncarpous, ovary superior, axile placentation.

257] Fruits of Fabaceae family is legume, one to many, ____________

258] In floral diagram, corolla, calyx, androecium & gynoecium are drawn in successive whorls- ____________ being in the centre and ___________ being the outermost.  

259] In the floral formula- K stands for __________.

260] The embryo in monocotyledon seed consists of one large & shield shaped cotyledon called as _____________.

261] Floral characteristics of Fabaceae- {Flower- ____________ and ____________}.

262] Number of androecium in Solanaceae is _______ stamens.

263] Number of gynoecium in Solanaceae family is _____________, obligated place, Syncarpous, ovary superior. 

264]Fruits of Solanaceae family is _________ or _________.

265] Floral characteristics of lily family {Flower- ______________ and _____________}.

266] Plants of family Solanaceae is mostly __________, _________ and rarely small trees.

267] Number of sepals in family Solanaceae is ________, united; Valvate aestivation.

268] Number of corolla in Fabaceae- ______ petals: vexillary aestivation.  

269] Fruit of lily family is _________, rarely __________.

270] Floral formula of Fabaceae- ________________________________.

271] Number of gynoecium in Fabaceae is _____________, unilocular, with many ovules.  

272] Example of pulses in family Fabaceae- ________, ______, ______, ________ & _________.  

273] Example of food from Solanaceae family- _________, _________

and ___________.

274] Example of ornamentals in family lily- __________ & ___________.

275] Floral formula of lily family- ________________________________.

276] Floral characteristics of family Solanaceae {Flower- _________ & ___________}.

277] Number of Perianth in lily family - _______ tepal, often united into tube; Valvate aestivation. 

278] Number of androecium in Fabaceae is _______.

279] Floral formula of Solanaceae- _____________________________.

280] Number of corolla in Solanaceae is _______ petals, united & Valvate aestivation.

281] Example of edible oil in Fabaceae- ___________ & ____________.

282] From family Solanaceae; Spice- __________ and ornamental- ______________.

283] Example of medicine from lily family- ______________.

284] Example from Fabaceae; Dye- __________ & Fibers- __________.

285] Example of medicine from family Solanaceae- ____________ & _______________.

286] Example of vegetable from family lily- ______________.

287] Example of Fabaceae family ; Fodder- ___________, __________ and Medicine- ___________.

288] Example of fumigatory from Solanaceae- _____________.

289] Example of Colchicum from family lily- _____________________.

290] Example of ornamentals from family Fabaceae- __________, _________ & ____________.

MORPHOLOGY OF FLOWERING PLANT

1] Secondary or tertiary 

2] Carrot, turnip & sweet potato

3] Arid

4] Venation

5] Sepal

6] Apex 

7] Valvate, twisted, imbricate & vexillary

8] Free central.

9] Polyadelphous

10] Castor 

11] Meristematic  

12] Plumule

13] Axillary 

14] Phyllotaxy

15] Pollination

16] Racemose & Cymose

17] Vexillary 

18] Seed coat & embryo

19] Stigma, style & ovary

20] Superior ovary 

21] Tap root

22] Terminal or axillary

23] Leaf base, petiole & lamina

24] Alternate

25] Hypogynous 

26] Unisexual

27] Twisted

28] Parthenocarpic  

29] Gynoecium

30] Aleurone layer

31] Elongation

32] Pneumatophores

33] Aquatic 

34] Compound 

35] Thalamus

36] Androecium & gynoecium

37] Stamen

38] Seed coat 

39] Parietal

40] Zygomorphic 

41] Adventitious 

42] Perennation

43] Petiole

44] Calotropis & Guava

45] Perigynous  

46] Asymmetry

47] Diadelphous 

48] Drupe 

49] Syncarpous

50] Cohesion & adhesion 

51] Dicotyledonous 

52] Prop

53] Opuntia

54] Parallel

55] Aestivation  

56] Shoot

57] Pollen sacs

58] Basal

59] Saliva & mustard

60] Non-endospermous

61] Maturation 

62] Stem

63] Shoot

64] Whorled

65] Calotropis

66] four

67] Imbricate

68] Gram & Pea

69] Placenta

70] Mother axis

71] Monocotyledon

72] Dark brown

73] Leaf base

74] Climbing

75] Corolla

76] Actinomorphic

77] Epiphyllous

78] Pericarp 

79] Placentation

80] Plumule & radical

81] Root hairs

82] Oxygen

83] Banana, pineapple, chrysanthemum 

84] Pinnately

85] Above

86] Tetramerous

87] Monoadelphous

88] Endospermic 

89] Hilum 

90] Perianth

91] Root cap 

92] Tendrils

93] Lamina

94] Onion & garlic

95] Calyx 

96] Ebracteate 

97] Staminode

98] Mango & coconut 

99] Marginal 

100] Papilionideae 

101] Shoot system

102] Stilt 

103] Euphorbia

104] Parallel

105] Polysepalous 

106] Inflorescence

107] Pea & bean.

108] Fruit

109] Citrus

110] Maize

111] Meristematic 

112] Vegetative 

113] Alternate, opposite & whorled

114] Insectivorous

115] Gamopetalous 

116] Acropetal

117] Male reproductive

118] radical, embryonal axis & cotyledon  

119] Apocarpous 

120] Gynoecium 

121] Fibrous

122] Nodes & internodes

123] Monocotyledons 

124] Leaves

125] Hypogynous 

126] Bisexual

127] Polyandrous 

128] Mesocarp

129] Mustard & Tomato

130] Coleorhiza

131] Soil

132] Rhizophora

133] Leaf

134] Simple

135] Guava, cucumber & ray florets of sunflower

136] Calyx & corolla

137] Stalk or pedicle

138] Micropyle 

139] Axile

140] Floral diagram

141] Grasses, Monstera & banyan 

142] Cucumber, pumpkins, watermelon & grapevines

143] Leaf blade

144] Spines

145] Perigynous 

146] Canna

147] Epipetalous

148] Thin, fleshy & stony hard

149] Mustard & Argemone 

150] Erect or climber

151] Primary

152] Banyan

153] Grass & strawberry 

154] Reticulate

155] Valvate

156] Racemose

157] Wings, keel

158] Sunflower & marigold 

159] carpels

160] Bean, Gram & Pea

161] Root cap

162] Nodes

163] Alstonia

164] Australian acacia

165] China rose, lady’s finger, cotton

166] Angiosperm

167] Cassia & gulmohur

168] Wheat & Maize

169] Ovule

170] Solanaceae 

171] Wheat

172] Green

173] Stipule

174] Flower

175] Bracteates

176] Zygomorphic

177] Pollen grain

178] Endocarp 

179] Pea

180] Corolla 

181] Meristematic

182] Swampy 

183] Pistia & Eichhornia 

184] Palmately

185] Gamosepalous 

186] Lilly

187] Lilly

188] Cotyledon 

189] Dianthus & primrose 

190] monocotyledon  

191] Dicotyledonous 

192] Thorns

193] Vein

194] Mustard, datura, chilly

195] Bud

196] Pentamerous

197] China rose

198] Fibrous

199] Style

200] Leguminosae 

201] Root system

202] Tap 

203] Mint & Jasmine 

204] Reticulate

205] Polypetalous

206] Cymose

207] Papilonaceous 

208] Fertilization 

209] Pollen grain

210] Orchid  

211] Thimble

212] Internodes

213] China rose, mustard & sun flower.

214] Apical meristems to floral meristems

216] Basipetal

217] Stalk or filament & Anther

218] Testa & tegmen 

219] Lotus & rose

220] Racemose 

221] Mustard

222] Potato, ginger, turmeric, zaminkand & Colocasia

223] Pulvinus

224] Cacti

225] Mustard, china rose & brinjal 

226] Perianth 

227] Brinjal

228] Epicarp

229] Fruits

230] Androecium 

231] Meristematic

232] Maize & sugarcane 

233] Bud

234] Pitcher & Venus fly trap

235] Plum, rose & peach.

236] Thalamus or receptacle

237] Pea

238] Plumule 

239] China rose, tomato & lemon.

240] Solitary, axillary or cymose 

241] Monocotyledon

242] Citrus, Bougainvillea

243] Midrib 

244] Peas

245] Pea, gulmohur, bean, cassia

246] Leaves

247] trimerous 

248] Ovule

249] Stigma

250] Solitary, cymose, umbellate cluster

251] Coleoptile

252] Bracteate 

253] Five, Gamosepalous 

254] six

255] Fusion

256] Tricarpellary 

257] Non endospermic

258] Gynoecium, calyx 

259] Calyx  

260] Scutellum

261] Bisexual, Zygomorphic

262] five

263] Bicarpellary

264] Berry or capsules 

265] Bisexual, Actinomorphic  

266] Shrubs, herbs 

267] Five

268] Five

269] Capsule, rarely berry

270] Check biology test book

271] Mono carpellary 

272] Gram, Arhar, Sem, Moong & Soybean

273] Tomato, brinjal & potato 

274] Tulip, Gloriosa  

275] Check biology test book 

276] Bisexual & Actinomorphic 

277] Five 

278] Ten

279] Check biology test book

280] Five 

281] Soybean & groundnut.

282] Chili & Petunia 

283] Aloe 

284] Indigofera, sunhemp

285] Belladonna, Ashwagandha

286] Asparagus 

287] Sesbania, Trifolium & Muliathi 

288] Tobacco

289] Colchicum autumnale 

290] Lupin, sweet pea