Plant Adaptations and Characteristics

The video tutorial explores how plants survive in different environments, including plains, mountains, deserts, and aquatic settings. It categorizes plants into terrestrial, aquatic, insectivorous, and non-green types, highlighting their unique adaptations. The video also discusses the uses of plants in daily life, such as food, medicine, and materials. It concludes with a summary of the key points covered.

What is the primary function of the green stem in desert plants like cacti?

• To conduct photosynthesis

• To attract pollinators

• To store food

• To provide structural support

Which type of trees are typically found in areas with heavy rainfall?

• Fruit trees

• Coniferous trees

• Evergreen trees

• Deciduous trees

Which plant is adapted to grow in coastal areas due to its tolerance to salty water?

• Coconut tree

• Pine tree

• Rubber tree

• Bamboo

How do the leaves of underwater plants adapt to their environment?

• They have a waxy coating

• They are broad and flat

• They absorb gases directly from water

• They have stomata on the surface

What type of plant is a water lily?

• Floating plant

• Underwater plant

• Fixed plant

• Insectivorous plant

What is a unique feature of insectivorous plants?

• They have colorful flowers

• They grow in dry areas

• They trap insects for nutrients

• They have deep roots

Which of the following is a non-green plant?

• Cactus

• Pine tree

• Indian pipe

• Water lily

Which plant product is commonly used to make ropes?

• Bamboo

• Flax

• Jute

• Cotton

What is the primary use of the juice from rubber trees?

• To make gum

• To manufacture paper

• To produce rubber for tires

• To create dyes

Which plant is known for its medicinal properties and is used in traditional medicine?

• Tulsi

• Date palm

• Bamboo

• Coconut