Home › TS EAMCET › Biology › Morphology of Flowering Plants › Long, thin, flexible petioles help leaf blades to
Long, thin, flexible petioles help leaf blades to
Astore sugars
Bcool by fluttering
Cclimb supports
Dtrap insects
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. cool by fluttering
Flexible petioles let blades flutter in wind, which cools the leaf and brings fresh air to its surface.
Related questions
Solanaceae flowers have what type of ovary?Which family is commonly called the potato family?In a floral formula, which letter stands for the androecium?A proteinous layer separating the embryo from the endosperm in cereals is what?In a monocot seed, which sheath encloses the plumule?In a maize grain, the single shield-shaped cotyledon is called what?Which seeds are non-endospermous at maturity?The scar on a seed coat through which the seed was attached to the fruit is the what?