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Getting to Know Plants — Science STD 6 — Question

CBSE BoardEnglish MediumSTD 6ScienceGetting to Know Plants5 Marks
Question
Select leaves showing reticulate venation and those showing parallel venation from the list given below and write them in the tabular form:
Peepal, neem, grass, mustard, methi, dhania (coriander), rose, tulsi, mango, sugarcane, maize, mint, wheat, rice.
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Answer

S.No.
Reticulate Venation
Parallel Venation
$1.$
Peepal
Grass
$2.$
Xeem
Sugarcane
$3.$
Mustard
Maize
$4.$
Methi
Wheat
$5.$
Dhania (coriander)
  • Rose
  • Tulsi
  • Mango
  • Mint
Rice

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