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By KPPSC LECTURER BOTANY SOLVED PAST PAPER 31-10-24 No Comments

How do dicots differ from monocots in vein distribution?

A. Monocots have net-like venation
B. Dicots have parallel venation
C. Dicots have net-like venation, while monocots have parallel venation
D. Both have random venation

Explanation: Dicot leaves typically have a net-like (reticulate) venation pattern, while monocots have parallel venation.

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    A. Water absorption
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    A. Chromoplast
    B. Leucoplast
    C. Chloroplast
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  3. Main function of radicle: _____________?

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The correct answer to the question: "How do dicots differ from monocots in vein distribution?" is "Dicots have net-like venation, while monocots have parallel venation".

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