
Biology Practice Test 17 – Unit 5 (Plant Physiology & Taxonomy (Botany) – SET 1/4)
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Take Assessment →List-I A. Fabaceae (Papilionoideae) B. Solanaceae C. Liliaceae | List-II 1. Swollen placenta with oblique septum 2. Tricarpellary, syncarpous superior ovary 3. Vexillary aestivation (standard, wings, keel) |
सूची-I A. फैबेसी B. सोलेनेसी C. लिलिएसी | सूची-II 1. तिरछे पट के साथ सूजा हुआ बीजांडासन (Swollen placenta) 2. त्रिअंडपी, युक्तांडपी (syncarpous) ऊर्ध्ववर्ती अंडाशय 3. ध्वजीय पुष्पदल विन्यास (Vexillary aestivation) |
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About this Assessment
Welcome to Test 1 of Unit 5 (Plant Physiology & Taxonomy) in our Complete Biology Graduate Level Test Series. this mock test contains 30 high-quality B.Sc. standard botany questions. It covers key taxonomic systems (Bentham & Hooker, Hutchinson), International Code of Botanical Nomenclature (ICBN), floral characteristics of major angiosperm families, and core physiological processes like Water Potential, C3/C4 Photosynthesis, Phloem Transport, and Plant Hormones.
This bilingual (English-Hindi) test is expertly designed for candidates preparing for competitive exams like Lab Assistant, Forest Inspector, and Agriculture Department exams where graduation-level botany is mandatory. Each question comes with a detailed explanation to ensure robust concept clarity.
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