Explanation

• Starberry belongs to the Rosaceae family.
• This family includes roses and apples.
• Plants usually have five petals.

Additional information:

Scientific classification

• Kingdom: Plantae
• Clade: Tracheophytes
• Clade: Angiosperms
• Clade: Eudicots
• Clade: Rosids
• Order: Rosales
• Family: Rosaceae
• Genus: Fragaria
• Species: F. × ananassa

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Explanation

Flower is the reproductive structure.

It contains stamens and carpels.

Pollination occurs in flowers.

Fertilization leads to seed formation.

Angiosperms are flowering plants.

Explanation

• Epiphytes grow on other plants.
• They are not parasitic.
• They obtain nutrients from air and rain.
• Common in tropical forests.
• Orchids are common epiphytes.

Explanation

Sciophytes are plants that last or thrive best at low light intensity.

These plants have larger photosynthetic units than solar plants or heliophytes.

They are shade-loving trees and plants. 

Explanation

Carolus Linnaeus  was a Swedish botanist,

He is widely recognized as the "Father of Taxonomy".

In the 18th century, he published his seminal work, Systema Naturae, in which he introduced a formal, hierarchical system for classifying and naming living organisms.

Explanation

Both gymnosperms and angiosperms are seed-producing plants (seed plants).

• Gymnosperms → Seeds are naked (not enclosed in fruit).

• Angiosperms → Seeds are enclosed within fruit.

Thus, they are correlated based on the characteristic of seed production.

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Explanation

• These vegetables are biennial plants, completing their life cycle in two years.
• First year — vegetative growth (leaves and roots).
• Second year — flowering and seed production.
• Commonly grown for edible roots and leaves.
• Examples: Carrot, Radish, Cabbage, Beet.

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Explanation

• Bolting is the rapid growth of the flowering stem (inflorescence).
• Observed in sugarbeet, where the plant shifts from vegetative to reproductive stage.
• Causes reduced root yield and sugar content.
• Triggered by long day conditions or stress.
• Important to manage for better crop harvest.

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Explanation

• Bread wheat (Triticum aestivum) is the most widely grown wheat worldwide.
• It has six sets of chromosomes (hexaploid, 2n = 6x = 42).
• Hexaploid nature gives it genetic diversity and high yield potential.
• Originated from natural hybridization between tetraploid wheat and wild grass.
• Used mainly for bread, flour, and bakery products.

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Explanation

• Root crops are plants where the edible part grows underground.
• Carrot is a taproot crop, rich in nutrients like beta-carotene.
• Root crops are important for food and nutrition.

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