Anatomy of Flowering Plants

The internal structure of flowering plants - a high-yield, diagram-heavy NEET chapter (2-3 questions/year). It covers the meristematic and permanent tissues (simple and complex), the three tissue systems (epidermal, ground, vascular), the anatomy of dicot vs monocot root, stem and leaf as seen in transverse section, and secondary growth (vascular cambium, wood, cork cambium, periderm, bark). Six graded practice sets - two Easy, two Medium, one Hard and one NEET previous-year set - each opening with comprehensive NCERT-anchored notes that together cover 100% of the current (rationalised) syllabus, followed by single-correct MCQs with full explanations. Note: 'Transport in Plants' and 'Mineral Nutrition' have been removed from the NCERT/NEET syllabus; this chapter (Anatomy of Flowering Plants) is retained in full.