Botany and Plant Science

In this type, the leaves are present on the rachis in an odd number and so are called unpaired.

This type of venation is present in banana plants. In this venation, veins start from the midrib and run towards the coast.

This helps to calculate the arrangement of the leaves in a plant.

In phyllode, the petiole becomes flattened and carries out photosynthesis.

The swollen petiole helps this aquatic plant in floating.

The surface is covered with a sticky exudation.

In this type, the single stem tapers towards apex.

In this type, two leaves borne on the same node appear to be opposite to each other.

It is the basal cell of the filament which helps in its attachment to the substrate.

It is the condition in which the mega and microspores are distinguishable from each other.

In this type, the stipule is large enough to protect the leaves.

The apex forms a very acute angle towards lamina.

This is the kaner plant in which many leaves are present on one node.

In this type, the stipule gets modified into spine to protect the plant from animals.

This is the bulbous structure which makes the sporangia easily distinguishable.