Question

Complete the chart. (Collect information about other local plants, too.) ne 1. Sugarcane 2.Fenugreek Name of Plant Thickness (circumference) of node (mm) Length of internode (mm) T-106 loa 2000nam_3000 mm 1.067 mm 3​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

Sugarcane generally has an internode length of a few metres while fenugreek has a length of only a few centimetres. On an average,

sugarcane internodes are at a distance of 2000mm – 3000mm while fenugreek internodes are at a distance of 20cm – 30cm.

 

Answer 2

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Explanation:

• Tropical grass known as sugarcane is found in abundance throughout much of India.
• It is one among India's most important food crops. The delicious stem fluid can also be utilized to produce sugar.
• A mature sugar cane plant contains $11–16$ percent fiber and $75%$ percent sugar cane stalk.
• They have lateral roots and produce numerous stems from a single root.
• Nodes in sugarcane$T-1.067 mm, 1 m 300 cm$ in the north.
• "A node in a plant is the single place from which all of the plant's lateral sections sprout out.
• For instance, nodes are where branches and flowers grow.
• Fenugreek's thickness was measured using a vernier callipers with a $0.01mm$accuracy.
• The average fenugreek node thickness was$1.067.mm.$
• The thickness of the fenugreek seeds ranges from $1.03mm to 1.15mm$
• A typical sugarcane grass is $2$  inches $(5 cm)$ in diameter and $10 to 15$ feet high.
• A sugarcane node's girth is typically $31.42 cm$.

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