NEET Botany - MCQ Practice Questions

A student observes a plant with naked ovules and resinous cones. Which division should this plant be classified under?

The prothallus in ferns represents which generation?

Which of the following statements about double fertilization in angiosperms is correct?

The integument in a gymnosperm ovule develops into which structure?

A botanist finds a plant with the following features: vascular bundles arranged in a ring, presence of cork cambium, and woody stem. This is likely a:

Which of the following is the correct sequence of sporophyte development in angiosperms?

Rhynia and Cooksonia are considered primitive land plants. Their fossils are found in which geological period?

In a typical angiosperm flower, the number of nucellate cells in the ovule is:

Which plant group shows a transition from water to land by developing a cuticle and stomata?

The phenomenon of polyembryony in angiosperms can result from which of the following?

The ovule develops from which tissue of the plant?

In gymnosperms, the male gametophyte at maturity contains:

Which of the following is characteristic of the embryo sac in angiosperms?

The phenomenon where the endosperm provides nutrition to the developing embryo is called:

A student finds a plant with the following characteristics: archegonia present, independent gametophyte, no true roots. This plant belongs to:

In ferns, the arrangement of sporangia on the underside of fronds in clusters is called:

The endosperm in angiosperms is triploid because:

Which of the following characteristics is unique to bryophytes among all plants?

In pteridophytes, the rhizoid structure serves the same function as _______ in higher plants.

Which tissue in gymnosperms provides mechanical support and conducts water without the presence of vessels?