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AP Intermediate 1st Year Environmental Science — practice by topic

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Stomata are MORE numerous on which leaf surface in a dicot?

  1. Adaxial (upper) surface of leaf
  2. Both surfaces in equal numbers
  3. Petiole and not lamina at all
  4. Abaxial (lower) surface of leaf
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Correct answer: D. Abaxial (lower) surface of leaf

Dicot (dorsiventral) leaves bear most stomata on the abaxial (lower) surface the adaxial surface may have few or none. Monocot (isobilateral) leaves bear stomata on both surfaces equally.

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The conjuctive tissue in a dicot root lies

  1. Between epidermis and hypodermis
  2. Between bundle sheath and mesophyll
  3. Between xylem and phloem patches
  4. Between cortex and endodermis layer
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Correct answer: C. Between xylem and phloem patches

In a dicot root, parenchymatous cells between alternating xylem and phloem patches are called conjuctive tissue. Later, the cambium ring forms within this zone, initiating secondary growth.

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All tissues inside the endodermis of a root collectively form the

  1. Stele containing pericycle and bundles
  2. Cortex with parenchymatous cells
  3. Epiblema with root hair cells
  4. Casparian zone of suberin
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Correct answer: A. Stele containing pericycle and bundles

Stele = everything inside the endodermis: pericycle + vascular bundles + pith (if present) + conjuctive tissue. Cortex sits outside the endodermis. Epiblema is the root epidermis.

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