CHAP 5 MORPHOLOGY OF FLOWERING PLANTS, Nitin Mathur, UNIT 2 STRUCTURAL ORGANISATION PLANT & ANIMAL

Описание: Chapter 5: Morphology of Flowering Plants | Complete One Shot 🌸
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In this video, we cover Chapter 5 – Morphology of Flowering Plants in a complete one-shot lecture, explained in a clear, conceptual, and exam-oriented manner. This chapter is very important for NEET, Board exams, CUET, and other competitive exams as many direct and indirect questions are asked from plant morphology.

📌 Morphology deals with the external structure and form of flowering plants, including root, stem, leaf, inflorescence, flower, fruit, seed, and types of modifications.

📖 Topics Covered in This Video
🌱 1. Introduction to Morphology of Flowering Plants

What is morphology?

Importance of morphological characters in plant identification

🌿 2. Root System

Definition and functions of root

Types of roots

Tap root system

Fibrous root system

Adventitious roots

Modifications of roots

Storage roots (carrot, radish, turnip)

Support roots (prop roots, stilt roots)

Respiratory roots (pneumatophores)

🌳 3. Stem

Structure and functions of stem

Types of stem modifications

Underground stems (rhizome, tuber, bulb, corm)

Sub-aerial stems (runner, stolon, sucker, offset)

Aerial stem modifications (tendril, thorn, phylloclade)

🍃 4. Leaf

Parts of a leaf: leaf base, petiole, lamina

Venation

Reticulate venation

Parallel venation

Phyllotaxy

Alternate

Opposite

Whorled

Types of leaves

Simple leaf

Compound leaf

Leaf modifications

Tendrils

Spines

Storage leaves

🌼 5. Inflorescence

Definition of inflorescence

Types of inflorescence

Racemose inflorescence

Cymose inflorescence

Special inflorescence (cyathium, verticillaster, hypanthodium)

🌸 6. Flower

Structure of a typical flower

Parts of a flower

Calyx

Corolla

Androecium

Gynoecium

Types of flowers

Complete and incomplete

Bisexual and unisexual

Actinomorphic and zygomorphic

Hypogynous, perigynous, epigynous

🌾 7. Fruit

Definition of fruit

Types of fruits

Simple fruits (dry and fleshy)

Aggregate fruits

Multiple fruits

🌰 8. Seed

Structure of dicot seed

Structure of monocot seed

Albuminous and exalbuminous seeds

🌺 9. Semi-Technical Description of a Flowering Plant

Habit

Root

Stem

Leaf

Inflorescence

Flower

Fruit

Seed

📊 10. Floral Formula and Floral Diagram

Symbols used in floral formula

How to write floral formula

Importance of floral diagram

🎯 Why This Video is Important?

✔ Based completely on NCERT
✔ Helpful for NEET, Boards, CUET, SSC, and State exams
✔ Easy explanation with examples
✔ Perfect for revision + concept building

📌 Useful For:

Class 11 Biology Students

NEET Aspirants

Board Exam Preparation

Competitive Exam Biology

Teachers & Educators

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