Question

Parallel venation is found in _____.
A) plants which are monocots B) plants which have a dicot stem C) plants with leaves similar to Tulsi D) plants with tap roots

Answer 1

Answer:

Correct option:A

Explanation:

• Monocots are the best suited option in respect to the provided questions.
• The monocots are the type of the trees which have only one cotyledon into their stem.
• The tree of bamboo is the example of the monocots  which has the only one cotyledon into their stem.
• The monocots has the parallel leaves in there stem.
• The stem is grow or run as per the parallel  leaves of the stem or the tree.
• In this types of the trees the leaves are growing as the parallel  of the tree.
• The leaves are parallel  grow or run according to the development of the stem of the tree.

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Answer 2

Parallel venation is found in A) plants which are monocots.

Monocots:

• Monocotyledons, also known as monocots, are flowering plants (angiosperms) that resemble grass and generally have one embryonic leaf (or cotyledon) in each of their seeds.
• Most bulbous plants and grains, including agapanthus, asparagus, bamboo, bananas, corn, daffodils, garlic, ginger, grass, lilies, onions, orchids, rice, sugarcane, tulips, and wheat, are monocots.
• The slender, grass-like leaves of monocots.
• It nearly appears as though the veins branch out in the same way as stated for palmate veins due to the downward-hanging lobes on the leaves.

Dicots:

• All flowering plants were once classified into two categories, the other being the dicotyledons, usually known as dicots.
• The name alludes to one of the group's defining traits, specifically the fact that the seed bears two embryonic leaves or cotyledons.
• Within this category, there are over 200,000 different species.
• Dicots are the most prevalent type of garden plants, including shrubs, trees, and broad-leaved blooming plants like magnolias, roses, geraniums, and hollyhocks.

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.

Reticulate venation:

• One of the classifications of vein patterns that are frequently observed in leaves is reticulate venation.
• A network of veins that resembles a web connects them all.
• It may be discovered in the oak, maple, and rose tree leaves.
• It is one of the most common vein patterns in leaves.

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