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Which of the following statements is incorrect?
Gymnosperms produce their seeds on the surface or tips of appendages such as a pine cone.
Angiosperms produce their seeds inside a fruit such as an acorn.
Dendrochronology is the science of study of roots of a tree.
There is no parrot in India. There are only parakeets.
Gymnosperms and angiosperms are spermatophytes i.e. trees that bear seeds. In Gymnosperms, there is no flowering and the seed is present in an unclosed condition. Whereas angiosperms are the flowering plants in which the ovule of the plant develops into a seed which is present inside the fruit which is part of a ripened ovary. Therefore, A and B are correct statements. In India there are no large parrots found. There are only parakeets and hence statement D is also correct. The only incorrect statement is C.
Primary pollutants are the pollutants which harm the environment in the form they are added to it. NOx or oxides of Nitrogen are harmful in their existent form and hence classify to be a primary pollutant. Hence both the statements are correct and answer is C.
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