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NEET • BIOLOGY • MORPHOLOGY OF FLOWERING PLANTS
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Root cap is substituted by root pocket in?
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Eichhornia
Option A (Eichhornia) is correct because Eichhornia (water hyacinth) has root pockets instead of root caps, which help in buoyancy and protection in aquatic environments.
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Which one among the following is a modified leaf?
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Spine in Opuntia
Option B (Spine in Opuntia) is correct because spines in Opuntia (cactus) are modified leaves, while thorns in Bougainvillea are modified stems, phylloclades in Euphorbia are modified stems, and bulbils in Agave are modified buds.
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