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NCERT – Plant Morphology – Examples and Characters – NCERT-Part by Part

NCERT – Plant Morphology – Examples and Characters – NCERT-Part by Part

/ guru, Morphology of Flowering Plants, NCERT LINE BY LINE, pre-class / By Prof. Siddharth Sanghvi
Root Examples
Number Example Root Detail
1 Mustard Tap root system
2 Wheat Fibrous root system
3 Grass Adventitious roots
4 Monstera Adventitious roots
5 Banyan tree Adventitious roots (prop roots)
6 Maize Support roots (stilt roots)
7 Sugarcane Support roots (stilt roots)
8 Rhizophora Pneumatophores
9 Carrot Storage roots
10 Turnip Storage roots
11 Sweet potato Adventitious roots (storage roots)
12 Asparagus Adventitious roots (storage roots)
13 Maize Supporting roots (stilt roots)
14 Sugarcane Supporting roots (stilt roots)
15 Rhizophora Pneumatophores
Number Example Stem Character
16 Potato Storage stems- Tuber
17 Ginger Storage stems – Rhizome
18 Turmeric Storage stems – Rhizome
19 Zaminkand Storage stems
20 Colocasia Storage stems -Corm
21 Gourds Stem tendrils, modification of axillary buds
22 Grapevines Stem tendrils, modification of axillary buds
23 Citrus Thorns, modification of axillary buds
24 Bougainvillea Thorns, modification of axillary buds
25 Opuntia Flattened stems-modified to carry out photosynthesis – Phylloclade
26 Euphorbia Fleshy cylindrical stems modified to carry out photosynthesis
27 Grass Underground stems became Runner
28 Strawberry Underground stems became Runner
29 Mint Stolon
30 Jasmine Stolon
31 Pistia Offset – rosette of leaves and a tuft of roots
32 Eichhornia Offset – rosette of leaves and a tuft of roots
33 Banana Sucker – Underground stems – grow horizontally beneath the soil and then come out obliquely upward
34 Pineapple Sucker – Underground stems – grow horizontally beneath the soil and then come out obliquely upward
35 Chrysanthemum Sucker – Underground stems – grow horizontally beneath the soil and then come out obliquely upward
Number Example Leaf Character
36 Neem Pinnately compound leaf
37 Silk cotton Palmately compound leaf
38 China rose Alternate phyllotaxy
39 Mustard Alternate phyllotaxy
40 Sunflower Alternate phyllotaxy
41 Calotropis Opposite phyllotaxy
42 Guava Opposite phyllotaxy
43 Alstonia Whorled phyllotaxy
44 Peas Leaves are Modified into tendrils
45 Cacti Leaves are Modified into spines
46 Onion Storage leaves (Leaf bases)
47 Garlic Storage leaves
48 Australian acacia Expanded petioles for food synthesis – Phyllode
49 Pitcher plant Modified into insect-trapping leaves
50 Venus-fly trap Modified into insect-trapping leaves
Number Example Flower Character
51 Mustard Superior ovary / Hypogynous flower
52 China rose Monoadelphous stamens / Hypogynous/ Superior ovary
53 Brinjal Superior ovary / Hypogynous flower
54 Plum Half-inferior ovary / Perigynous flower
55 Rose Half-inferior ovary / Perigynous flower
56 Peach Half-inferior ovary / Perigynous flower
57 Guava Inferior ovary / Epigynous flower
58 Cucumber Inferior ovary / Epigynous flower
59 Sunflower Inferior ovary / Epigynous flower
Number Example Flower Character
60 Lotus Apocarpous ovary
61 Rose Apocarpous ovary
62 Mustard Syncarpous ovary
63 Tomato Syncarpous ovary
64 Papaver syncarpous pistil
65 Michelia Apocarpous gynoecium
66 Gram Non-Endospermic seed
67 Castor Dicot – Endospermic seed
Number Example Aestivation
68 Mustard Hypogynous
69 Brinjal Hypogynous
70 China rose Superior
71 Pea Vexillary
72 Bean Vexillary
73 Calotropis Valvate
74 Lady’s finger Twisted
75 Cotton Twisted
76 Cassia Imbricate
77 Gulmohur Imbricate
Number Example Category
78 China rose Monoadelphous (Androecium)
79 Pea Diadelphous (Androecium)
80 Citrus Polyadelphous (Androecium)
81 Salvia Didynamous – Varying Length of Filaments (Androecium)
82 Mustard Tetradynamous – Varying Length of Filaments (Androecium)
83 Lotus Apocarpous (Gynoecium)
84 Rose Apocarpous (Gynoecium)
85 Mustard Syncarpous (Gynoecium)
86 Tomato Syncarpous (Gynoecium)
87 Pea Marginal (Placentation)
88 China rose Axile (Placentation)
89 Tomato Axile (Placentation)
90 Lemon Axile (Placentation)
91 Mustard Parietal (Placentation)
92 Argemone Parietal (Placentation)
93 Dianthus Free Central (Placentation)
94 Primrose Free Central (Placentation)
95 Sunflower Basal (Placentation)
96 Marigold Basal (Placentation)
Number Plant Example Type of Fruit Fruit Characteristics
97 Mango Drupe Fleshy
98 Coconut Drupe Fleshy
99 Apple Pome Fleshy
100 Peach Drupe Fleshy
101 Cherry Drupe Fleshy
102 Olive Drupe Fleshy
103 Plum Drupe Fleshy
104 Apricot Drupe Fleshy
105 Avocado Drupe Fleshy
106 Pear Pome Fleshy
107 Orange Hesperidium Fleshy
108 Banana Berry Fleshy
109 Grapes Berry Fleshy
110 Watermelon Pepo Fleshy
111 Pumpkin Pepo Fleshy
112 Tomato Berry Fleshy
113 Strawberry Aggregate Fleshy
114 Blackberry Aggregate Fleshy
115 Raspberry Aggregate Fleshy
116 Fig Multiple Fleshy
117 Capsicum (Bell Pepper) Berry Fleshy
118 Peas Legume Dry Dehiscent
119 Beans Legume Dry Dehiscent
120 Capsules Capsule Dry Dehiscent
121 Poppy Capsule Dry Dehiscent
122 Okra Dehiscent Dry Dehiscent
123 Castor Dehiscent Dry Dehiscent
124 Peony Indehiscent Dry Indehiscent
125 Sunflower Cypsela Dry Indehiscent
126 Corn (Maize) Caryopsis Dry Indehiscent
127 Wheat Caryopsis Dry Indehiscent
128 Rice Caryopsis Dry Indehiscent
129 Barley Caryopsis Dry Indehiscent
130 Wheatgrass Caryopsis Dry Indehiscent
131 Blueberry Berry Fleshy
132 Cranberry Berry Fleshy
133 Kiwi Berry Fleshy
134 Passion Fruit Berry Fleshy
135 Dragon Fruit Berry Fleshy
136 Papaya Berry Fleshy
137 Guava Berry Fleshy
138 Mulberry Multiple Fleshy
139 Jackfruit Multiple Fleshy
140 Pineapple Multiple Fleshy
141 Blackcurrant Berry Fleshy
Number Example Type of Seed
142 Wheat Monocotyledonous (Endospermic)
143 Maize Monocotyledonous (Endospermic)
144 Barley Monocotyledonous (Endospermous)
145 Pea Dicotyledonous (Non-endospermous)
146 Maize Monocotyledonous (Endospermic)
147 Gram Dicotyledonous (Non-endospermous)
148 Pea Dicotyledonous (Non-endospermous)
149 Orchid Monocotyledonous (Non-endospermous)
150 Coconut Endospermic
Family Comparison

Slide 1

Number Example Stem Character
1 Mustard Tap root system

Slide 2

Number Example Stem Character
2 Wheat Fibrous root system

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