Q101
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Q101
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Q102
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Q103
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| a. Anomocytic stomata | 1. Every stomata is surrounded by three cells of unequal size |
| b. Anisocytic stomata | 2. The guard cells are surrounded by four or more subsidiary cells that are elongated radially to the guard cells |
| c. Paracytic stomata | 3. Stomata are surrounded, in addition to the guard cells, by two subsidiary cells with their long axis parallel to the guard cells |
| d. Actinocytic stomata | 4. Stomata are surrounded by a limited number of cells that are of similar shape, size and form and can not be distinguished from the rest of the epidermal cell |
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Q104
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Q105
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Q106
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Q107
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Q108
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Q109
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Q110
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Q111
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Q112
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Q113
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| a. Type A | 1. There are two sets of initials, one forming the central cylinder, the other forming the cortex and root cap |
| b. Type B | 2. Meristems are differentiated into three tiers of initials, one forming the central cylinder, the second forming the cortex and the third the epidermis and the root cap |
| c. Type C | 3. All parts of the root arise from a common initial region |
| d. Type D | 4. All tissues are derived either from a single apical cell or from several initials arranged in one tier |
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Q114
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Q115
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Q116
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Q117
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Q118
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Q119
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Q120
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