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Biology · Topic 31

Plant classification and terminology

Sub-topic 1 2026 · National Preliminary Free

Simple vs compound leaves: lamina division

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Sub-topic 2 2026 · National Quarterfinal Premium

Location of fern spore cases (sori) on the underside of fronds

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Sub-topic 3 2024 · National One-Eighth Premium

Seedless vascular plants: azolla, spike moss and club mosses

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Sub-topic 4 2025 · National Preliminary Premium

Parts of the brown algae thallus: holdfast, blade and stipe

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Sub-topic 5 2003 · National Semifinal Premium

Plants with leaves modified for climbing (tendrils)

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Sub-topic 6 2003 · National Semifinal Premium

Plants with stems modified for water storage

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Sub-topic 7 2013 · National Preliminary Premium

Annual plants completing their life cycle in one growing season

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Sub-topic 8 2013 · National Preliminary Premium

Perennial plants with continued vegetative growth over many years

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Sub-topic 9 2013 · National Preliminary Premium

Biennial plants completing their life cycle over two growing seasons

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Sub-topic 10 2019 · National Preliminary Premium

Chlamydomonas as a genus of green algae

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Sub-topic 11 2019 · National Preliminary Premium

Pyrenoids located within algal chloroplasts

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Sub-topic 12 2021 · National Quarterfinal Premium

Apple, pear and tomato are all classified as simple fruits

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