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Q1.

The large empty colourless cells seen on the upper epidermis in grasses which facilitate the curling of leaves to minimise water loss are

(A)

Guard cells

(B)

Bulliform cells

(C)

Subsidiary cells

(D)

Mesophyll cells

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Q2.

Which one of the following choices matches the organs in column I with their vascular system arrangement described in column II?

Column I		Column II
P.	Dicot root	i.	Radial, open, diarch to tetrarch
Q.	Dicot stem	ii.	Ring, conjoint, open
R.	Monocot root	iii.	Radial, closed, polyarch
S.	Monocot stem	iv.	Scattered, conjoint, closed

(A)

P - (ii); Q - (i); R - (iv); S - (iii)

(B)

P - (iii); Q - (iv); R - (i); S - (ii)

(C)

P - (i); Q - (ii); R - (iii); S - (iv)

(D)

P - (iv); Q - (iii); R - (ii); S - (i)

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