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General Aptitude TestGeneral KnowledgeBiology

Arrange the following parts of plants from root to top sequence-A. Pr…

Arrange the following parts of plants from root to top sequence-

A. Primary Roots

B. Secondary Roots

C. Stem

D. Flower

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Answer & explanation+

Correct answer: option 1

The correct answer is Option (1) → A, B, C, D

A plant grows downwards as the root system and upwards as the shoot system, so the parts are taken from the deepest part to the highest:

  • A. Primary Roots — the main root that grows down from the radicle of the seed; it goes deepest into the soil.

  • B. Secondary Roots — the branches of the primary root, which grow out from it higher up.

  • C. Stem — the main axis of the shoot, growing up from the ground and carrying the leaves.

  • D. Flower — borne on the shoot, usually at the top of the stem or its branches.

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