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Question

Match Column I with Column II.

 Column I Column II
ALeaf tendriliPhotosynthesis
BSpinesiiStorage of food
CFleshy leavesiiiDefense
DPhyllodeivSupport

Choose the correct answer from the options given.

 ABCD
1iviiiiii
2iiiiviii
3iviiiiii
4iiiiivii

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Solution

Leaf tendrils - leaf modification for providing mechanical support for climbing - Ex: Pea leaflets, complete leaf of Lathyrus, stipules of Smilax, leaf apex of Gloriosa, petiole of Nepenthes.

Spines - modified leaf for defense or protection from grazing animals - Ex: Complete leaf as in cacti like Opuntia, leaf margin, apex and surface of Solanum xanthocarpum, leaf margin of Aloe, Stipules of Acacia arabica.

Phyllodes - Any organ of leaf other than lamina modified as green photosynthetic structure - Australian acacia (complete petiole), lower half of petiole in Nepenthes. Stipules of Lathyrus and Pea.

Fleshy leaves - These leaves store food materials or water or both - Ex: Onion, Garlic, Cabbage, Aloe, Bryophyllum.



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