Question

D. Beet and Arum both store food for
perennation. Are the examples for two
different types?
a. Beet is a stem but Arum is a root
b. Beet is a root but Arum is a stem
c. Beet is a stem but Arum is a leaf
d. Beet is a stem but Arum is an
inflorescence

Answer 1

• beet (Beta vulgaris) is a modification of tap root system..which get tuberous due to food storage
• arum is the modified stem....generally called as underground stem modification (corm)

so your ans is b option..

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