Flowers One liner Question Answers – GK Quiz

1) A sepal is a part of the flower of
angiosperms (flowering plants).

2) Saffron is derived from Crocus, an expensive spice originated
from Iran and Kashmir.

3) Tulips flowers can replace onions
as a spice in cooking.

4) Banana plants are related – Bird of
paradise

5)
Magnolias were named after Pierre Magnol
French botanist

6) The orchid flowers can survive by
getting necessary nutrients from the air rather than soil.

7) The
male parts of flowers called – Stamens

8)  the
female parts of flowers called – Carpels

9) Water lilies flowering plants spread
the seeds on water

10) An
annual flowering plant is  –  A plant
that germinates, seeds, flowers, and dies in 1 year

11) The
symbol of England is rose

12) The
biggest flower species in the world is Rafflesia

13) Oleander flowering plants has poisonous

14) In
Buddhism, a symbol of enlightenment is Water
lily

15) Scientists
work with flowers known as Florists

16) Daisies
and sunflowers belong to Composite
flowers

 17)
Tiny flowers in the centre of the sunflower’s head called Florets

18)
There was a war in English history named after a flower.  – The
War of the Roses

19) Netherlands
associated with tulips

20)
Scientific term for flowering plants Angiosperm

21) The rose is the national flower
of the USA, The Maldives and England.  

22) Saffron is the most expensive spice by weight. From which flower do you get
the spice Saffron- Crocus sativus, also
known as saffron crocus.

23) Which Disney princess shares her name with a small, fragrant, white flower –
Jasmine

24) Umbrella-shaped
clusters of flowers which plants have  – Hogweed

25) Rose species are there in the world is Around
300

26) What
is the process in which pollen is transferred by insects to other flowers? Pollination

27) A lily Translated from French,
fleur-de-lis means lily flower.

28) Amorphophallus titanums, or titan
arums, are commonly referred to as corpse flowers because of their smell.

29) White flower is commonly used to make tea known as Chamomile

30)
Vanilla comes from Orchids

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