In which region are tall and straight trees commonly found?

The water hyacinth is a typical example of a _________.

Which of these does not describe the feature of a desert?

What type of soil is mostly found in swampy places?

Which part of fixed plants helps to keep the leaves above water?

Why do the roots of mangroves grow above the soil?

Plants that live and grow in water are known as _______ plants.

_______ is an adaptability feature of floating plants.

Fungi can be classified as ___________.

Identify the trees that grow in the warmer climate of the plains.

In which one of the following places can we find conifer trees?

Trees that shed all their leaves in the winter and summer are called _________ trees

All these places can be described as terrestrial areas except the _________.

What gives the Venus flytrap plant its adaptations?

Where do fungi get their nutrition from?

Identify the insectivorous plants from the given images.

Why do desert plants often have small leaves?

Which of these plants uses its stem to make food?

Trees having seeds in cones are mostly found in the ______________.

Which of these trees do not shed their leaves at the same time?

Moulds and mushrooms can be best described as__________

What class of aquatic plants does the tape-grass belong to?

Identify the trees mostly found in areas with heavy rainfall in the plains?

Which class of aquatic plants breathe through their body surface?

Identify the plants with narrow and thin leaves with no stomata from the given options.

Why do insectivorous plants trap and eat insects?