Plant Classification and Growth Characteristics

The video tutorial explains different types of plants based on their growth habits. It covers creepers, which have soft stems and spread on the ground, like pumpkin and watermelon plants. Climbers, such as money and pea plants, need support to grow upwards and have tendrils that help them climb. The video highlights the differences between these plant types and their unique characteristics.

What are the different bases on which plants are classified?

• Height, weight, and age

• Taste, smell, and texture

• Habitats, flowers, lifespans, and seasons

• Color, size, and shape

What type of stem do mustard and pumpkin plants have?

• Thick and strong

• Hard and woody

• Thin and brittle

• Soft and weak

Which of the following plants spread on the ground?

• Rose plants

• Sunflower plants

• Pumpkin plants

• Mustard plants

What are plants called that cannot stand straight and spread on the ground?

• Trees

• Shrubs

• Creepers

• Climbers

Which plant needs a stick as support to grow towards the sky?

• Money plant

• Cactus

• Mustard plant

• Sunflower plant

Which of the following plants are climbers?

• Rose plants

• Pumpkin plants

• Grape plants

• Cactus

What do climbers need to grow upwards?

• Water

• Support

• Fertilizer

• Sunlight

What are the thread-like structures on pea plants called?

• Roots

• Branches

• Tendrils

• Leaves

What is the function of tendrils in climbers?

• To provide support

• To store food

• To absorb water

• To produce flowers

Which of the following plants have tendrils?

• Cactus

• Bean plants

• Mustard plants

• Sunflower plants