The point on the stem from where a leaf arises is called _______.

The outer edge of lamina is called ___________.

The lamina is attached to the stem by a short stalk called ________.

Fine lines forming a network throughout the body of leaf blade is/are called ________.

Chlorophyll imparts _________ colour to the plant.

Raw materials needed for photosynthesis are ____________.

Loss of water in the form of water vapour from the tiny pores of leaves is called __________.

Leaf with a single lamina is called ____________.

__________ has no axillary bud.

The stalk of a compound leaf is called ___________.

Parallel venation is the characteristic of ____________.

Reticulate venation is present in ____________.

The arrangement of leaves on the stem is called _______________.

Alternate, opposite and whorled are types of ___________.

Oleander and asparagus have more than two leaves that arises at each node which shows ___________ phyllotaxy.

Raina saw thin, coil-like structures in a pea plant. What do you think she saw?

Two functions of spines in xerophytic plants are:

Examples of insectivorous plants are :

Main function of the leaf is to:

Which of the following is a modified leaf?

Plants like sweet potato and jasmine are easily grown through ___________.

Veins are present in ____________.

A leaf typically consists of ___________.

Some leaves have patches of white or yellow or red colour. Such leaves are called __________.

Identify the type of leaves shown in image A and image B.

Observe the venation of the leaves and identify the kind of seed the plant will have.

Compare the rate of transpiration in plant A with that of plant B.

Which part of the onion do we eat?

Some plants are insectivorous because they ________________.