Question

Find out the incorrect match pair ?

 APinnately compound leaf – Neem BPalmately compound leaf – Silk cotton CReticulate venation – Zizyphus DParallel venation – Similarly​

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct option is  D. Parallel venation – Similarly​.

Explanation:

• Incorrect match pair means to find the dissimilar pair among the following.
• Here, we are talking about the different types of leaf and their examples.
• The arrangement of veins in the lamina of a leaf's surface is known as venation.
• Reticulate, parallel, and furcate venation are its three subtypes. Veins create the network-like structure in reticulate venation.
• But in the last option, there is no appropriate example of parallel venation.
• Veins that are parallel to each other are said to have parallel venation.
• Grain, banana, canna, grass, Musa, and Zea are some examples of plants with parallel venation (maize).
• Dicot plants have reticulated venation on their leaves, whereas monocot plants have parallel venation.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Option D, Parallel Venation - Similarly, is the appropriate choice.

Explanation:

Finding the dissimilar pair among the following is known as the incorrect match pair.

Here, we'll discuss many leaf varieties and provide samples of each.

Venation is the term for the configuration of veins in the lamina of a leaf's surface.

Its three kinds are reticulate, parallel, and furcate venation. The network-like structure of reticulate venation is created by veins.

However, there is no suitable parallel venation example in the final choice.

Parallel venation is the term used to describe veins that run parallel to one another.

Some examples of plants having parallel venation are grain, banana, canna, grass, Musa, and Zea (maize).

While monocot plants have parallel venation, dicot plants have reticulated venation on their leaves.

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