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What are the most common mistakes students make in Morphology of Flowering Plants?

many storage organs are modified stems (potato, ginger) or leaves (onion) — nodes and buds reveal the true stem nature.

Top mistakes to avoid in Morphology of Flowering Plants: • many storage organs are modified stems (potato, ginger) or leaves (onion) — nodes and buds reveal the true stem nature. • identifying a modified organ by where it grows rather than its structure. • calling any underground part a root.

Common mistake

many storage organs are modified stems (potato, ginger) or leaves (onion) — nodes and buds reveal the true stem nature.

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