Match the following
List – I List – II
A) Storage fibrous roots I) Nepenthes
B) Stems modified for photosynthesis II) Asparagus
C) Stems modified for perennation III) Euphorbia
D) Leaves modified for giving support to the weak stems IV) Potato

	List – I		List – II
A)	Storage fibrous roots	I)	Nepenthes
B)	Stems modified for photosynthesis	II)	Asparagus
C)	Stems modified for perennation	III)	Euphorbia
D)	Leaves modified for giving support to the weak stems	IV)	Potato

Moderate

Solution

In Asparagus the some of the fibrous roots are modified to store food materials and such roots are called Fasciculated roots. In Euphorbia thirucalli, the stems and branches are cylindrical, fleshy and green to carryout photosynthesis. In potato, the branches are underground with swollen apices and known as stem tubers which not only store food materials but also help in perennation and vegetative propagation. In Nepenthes the petiole is modified to give support by becoming tendril and also photosynthesis by being in color and the lamina is modified as pitcher like trap to trap insects.

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