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Question
Differentiate between the following:
Parallel venation and reticulate venation
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Solution
Parallel Venation
- In parallel venation, veins on the leaf lamina run parallel to each other in a leaf.
- Example: Leaves of a banana plant, coconut leaf.
Reticulate Venation
- In this type of venation, veins on the leaf lamina are arranged in a net-like a pattern,
- Example: Leaves of mango, Peepal, and rose plant.
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Complete the crossword using the clues given below. Check your performance with the correct solutions given below
Clues across:
1. The plant that bears buds in leaves for propagation.
2. The flattened green part of the leaf.
3. Underground plant part.
4. The structure that develops into flower.
Clues down:
5. The central big vein of a leaf.
6. A modification seen in cactus.
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In reticulate venation, veins and veinlets are irregularly distributed over the entire lamina, forming a network.
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