ROOT SYSTEM
The root system is the part of the plant growing in the soil. This excludes the underground stems which are organs of perennation (survival from year to year by vegetative means). There are two kinds of root systems, namely: tap…
EXTERNAL FEATURES OF FLOWERING PLANTS
The flowering plants form a group of plants known as Angiosperms. They are characterized by the possession of flowers for sexual reproduction. They bear flowers in their various breeding seasons and after pollination and fertilization, seeds are formed enclosed in…
PRIMATES
Primates are the most highly developed of all mammals with large brain, forward-facing eyes with bilocular vision, grasping fingers and toes equipped with flat nails. Characteristic features of Primates 1) Well developed arms and hands The arms and hands…
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