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Summary Morphology of Flowering Plants Complete 18 Pages - Root Stem Leaf Inflorescence Flower Fruit Seed Families | Fabaceae Solanaceae Liliaceae Floral Formula | NCERT Class 11 Chapter 5 | NEET Mind Maps + PYQ | Premium Notes

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18-page premium notes for Morphology of Flowering Plants NCERT Class 11 Chapter 5. Includes Root tap fibrous adventitious, Regions root cap meristem elongation maturation root hairs, Storage modifications Conical Carrot Napiform Turnip Fusiform Radish Tuberous Sweet potato, Support prop Banyan stilt Maize, Stem underground Rhizome Ginger Bulb Onion Tuber Potato eyes Corm Colocasia, Sub-aerial Runner Grass Stolon Strawberry Offset Water hyacinth Sucker Banana, Aerial Tendril Pumpkin Thorn Citrus Phylloclade Opuntia, Leaf parts pulvinus legumes petiole lamina venation reticulate dicot Peepal parallel monocot Grass simple Mango compound pinnate Neem palmate Silk cotton, Phyllotaxy alternate China rose opposite Guava whorled Alstonia, Modifications tendril Pea spine Cactus pitcher Nepenthes phyllode Acacia, Inflorescence Racemose indefinite acropetal Raceme Mustard Spike Achyranthes Spikelet Wheat Catkin Mulberry Corymb Candytuft Umbel Coriander Capitulum Sunflower vs Cymose definite basipetal Solanum, Flower 4 whorls Calyx Poly Gamo Corolla Poly Gamo Androecium filament anther Gynoecium stigma style ovary, Complete incomplete bisexual unisexual monoecious Maize dioecious Papaya, Symmetry actinomorphic radial Mustard zygomorphic bilateral Pea asymmetric Canna, Aestivation valvate Calotropis twisted China rose imbricate Cassia vexillary Pea standard wings keel papilionaceous Fabaceae, Placentation marginal Pea Fabaceae axile China rose Tomato Lemon parietal Mustard Argemone with replum false septum free central Dianthus Primrose basal Sunflower Marigold Asteraceae, Fruit pericarp epicarp mesocarp endocarp true Mango false Apple strawberry parthenocarpic Banana, Simple fleshy Drupe Mango Coconut fibrous Berry Tomato Hesperidium Lemon Pepo Cucumber Pome Apple dry Legume Pea Follicle Calotropis Siliqua Mustard replum Capsule Cotton Caryopsis Wheat fused pericarp Achene Sunflower aggregate Lotus composite Jackfruit Sorosis Syconus Fig, Seed dicot Gram Pea testa tegmen hilum micropyle embryonal axis radicle plumule non-endospermic cotyledon food vs endospermic Castor monocot Maize scutellum coleoptile coleorhiza aleurone protein endosperm, Families Fabaceae pulvinus alternate pinnate racemose bisexual zygomorphic K5 C1+2+2 A9+1 diadelphous G1 marginal legume pulses Rhizobium nitrogen fixation Pea Gram Soyabean, Solanaceae alternate simple cymose bisexual actinomorphic K5 fused C5 fused A5 epipetalous G2 bicarpellary syncarpous superior bilocular axile swollen placenta oblique septum berry capsule Tomato Brinjal Potato Chilli Tobacco Petunia, Liliaceae perennial bulb corm rhizome basal alternate linear parallel bisexual actinomorphic Perianth 6 tepals 3+3 P3+3 A6 3+3 G3 tricarpellary syncarpous superior trilocular axile capsule berry Onion Garlic Asparagus Gloriosa Colchicine doubles chromosomes Tulip ornamental, PYQ most repeated, One page revision + mnemonics. Original for NEET 2025-26.

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BIOMOLECULES COMPLETE - 15 Pages Premium
NCERT Class 11 Chapter 9 | Carbohydrates, Proteins, Lipids, Enzymes, Nucleic Acids | NEET Mind Maps +
PYQ

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2 Mind Map - Whole Biomolecules

3 How to Analyse Biomolecules? - Live vs Ash

4 Carbohydrates - Mono, Oligo, Poly - Structure

5 Monosaccharides - Glucose, Fructose, Ribose Tricks

6 Disaccharides & Polysaccharides - Starch, Cellulose, Glycogen

7 Amino Acids - 20 Types, Essential vs Non-essential

8 Proteins - Structure 1°,2°,3°,4° - Bonds

9 Lipids - Fats, Oils, Phospholipids - Structure

10 Nucleic Acids - DNA vs RNA - Structure

11 Enzymes - Classification, Properties, Active Site

12 Enzyme Kinetics - Lock & Key vs Induced Fit, Factors

13 Cofactors - Prosthetic, Coenzyme, Metal Ions

14 NEET PYQ 2019-2024 - Most Repeated Q

15 One Page Revision + Tricks + Mnemonics

, Page 2 - Mind Map Biomolecules
Biomolecules = Chemicals of living organisms - 2 types: Micro (small, soluble) - monosaccharides, amino
acids, nucleotides, fatty acids and Macro (large, insoluble) - proteins, polysaccharides, nucleic acids, lipids
Analysis: Grind tissue with CCl3COOH trichloroacetic acid - filtrate = soluble small biomolecules
(micromolecules), retentate = insoluble large (macromolecules)
Live analysis: C H O N present in living, Ash analysis: Inorganic elements - Na K Ca Mg etc remain after
burning
Water = Most abundant 70-90% of cell weight, proteins next 10-15%, lipids 2%, nucleic acids 5-7%, carbs
3%

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