Description : Haploid cells belong to: (a) Integument, pollen grain, endosperm (b) Embryo, endosperm and pollen grain (c) Megaspore, pollen grain, antipodal (d) Integument, pollen grain and antipodal
Last Answer : Ans. ((c))
Description : To obtain haploid plants, we culture _________ e. Entire anther f. Nucleus g. Embryo h. Apical bud
Last Answer : e. Entire anther
Description : The ovule in which embryo sac become horse shoe shaped in: (a) Amphitropous (b) Camphylotropous (c) Orthotropous (d) Anatropous Ans. (a) .................................. ... TEST SAMPLE QUESTIONS 1. Caruncle develops-from: (a) Outer integument (b) Ctyledon (c) Funiculus (d) Inner integuments
Last Answer : Ans. ((a))
Description : In some plants, the female gamete develops into embryo without fertilisation. This phenomenon is known as (a) parthenogenesis (b) autogamy (c) parthenocarpy (d) syngamy.
Last Answer : (a) parthenogenesis
Description : Development of animal embryo from egg without fertilization is called :
Last Answer : Development of animal embryo from egg without fertilization is called : A. Parthenogenesis B. Parthenocarpy C. Apospory D. Apomixis
Description : When embryosac receives two or more than two pollen tubes the sperm nucleus fusing with the egg nucleus may be derived from one pollen tube and one fusing with the polar nuclei may be derived from other pollen tube, the phenomenon is termed as
Last Answer : When embryosac receives two or more than two pollen tubes the sperm nucleus fusing with the egg nucleus may be derived from one pollen tube and one fusing with the polar nuclei may be derived from other pollen tube, the phenomenon is termed as – Heterofertilization
Description : Which of the following correctly explains the phenomenon of "Test Tube Bally"? (1) When every process of embryo formation is in the test tube. (2) When the embryo develops in a test tube ... is external and development is internal. (4) When the fertilisation is internal and development is external.
Last Answer : (3) When the fertilisation is external and development is internal. Explanation: Test tube baby is born from in vitro fertilization. In vitro fertilization (IVF) is a process by which an egg ... ) is then transferred to the patient's uterus with the intention of establishing a successful pregnancy.
Description : Which of the following correctly explains the phenomenon of Test Tube Baby ? (1) When every process of embryo formation is in the test tube. (2) When the embryo develops in a test ... is external and development is internal. (4) When the fertilisation is internal and development is external.
Last Answer : When the fertilisation is external and development is internal.
Description : In angiosperms regarding development of microgametophyte each microspore mother cell undergoes (a) Mitosis to produce 4 microspores (b) Two successive mitosis to form 4 microspores (c) Two successive meiotic division to form 4 microspores (d) Meiosis to produce 4 haploid microspores
Last Answer : Ans. ((d))
Description : In a cell haploid chromosome number is 15. What number is found in Pollen grain, Zygote, Primary endosperm nucleus and Colchicine treated zygote.
Last Answer : Ans: 15 in pollen grain, 30 in zygote, 45 in Primary Endosperm nucleus and 60 in colchicine treated zygote.
Description : Egg cell without synergids is found in embryosac of
Last Answer : Egg cell without synergids is found in embryosac of – Plumbagella type
Description : Haploid plants can be obtained from: (a) Leaf culture (b) Bud culture (c) Root culture (d) Anther culture
Description : A plant having two types of haploid structures in its life cycle is known as: (a) Haplobiontic (b) Diplobiontic (c) Haplontic (d) Diplontic
Description : Endosperm in gymnosperm is............. a) haploid b)diploid c)triploid d)tetraploid
Last Answer : a) haploid
Description : What is the seed after fertilization ?
Last Answer : After fertilization, the egg becomes a seed.
Description : What happens after fertilization ?
Last Answer : After fertilization, the uterus becomes a result.
Description : The archesporium of ovule is (a) Single celled terminal (b) Single celled central (c) Single celled hypodermal (d) Single celled lateral Ans. (c) ..................... ... formed after one fertilization (3) Seed is formed before double fertilization (4) Fruit is produced after double fertilization
Description : Double fertilization is found in: (a) Bryophytes (b) Angiosperms (c) Gymnosperms (d) Pteridophytes
Last Answer : Ans. ((b))
Description : Which of the following is not a characteristic of coniferales........ a)pycnoxylic wood b)motile male gametes c)presence of resin canal d) fertilization siphonogamous
Last Answer : b)motile male gametes
Description : In double fertilization, the two male nuclei fuse with
Last Answer : In double fertilization, the two male nuclei fuse with – Egg cell and Definitive nucleus
Description : Double fertilization in Angiosperms was discovered by
Last Answer : Double fertilization in Angiosperms was discovered by – Nawaschin
Description : Describe double fertilization in angiosperms.
Last Answer : Ans: Occurrence of two types of fertilizations in the same embryosac is called as double fertilization. It was discovered by Nawaschin in Fritillaria and Lilium. It is a feature of angiosperms. ... . It was discovered by Nawaschin in Fritillaria and Lilium. PEN develops into endosperm.
Description : Disadvantages of natural vegetative propagation includes a) lack of dispersal mechanisms b) no fertilization is involved c) area is quickly colonized d) daughter plants can grow quickly
Last Answer : a) lack of dispersal mechanisms
Description : Vegetative embryos develops without fertilization
Last Answer : Ans. Apomixis
Description : What is the upper part of the embryo called ?
Last Answer : : It is called epicotyl.
Description : What is the lower part of the embryo called ?
Last Answer : The lower part of the embryonic stem is called epicotyle.
Description : When embryo arises directly from the (2n) sporophytic cells like nucellus or integuments it is called as
Last Answer : When embryo arises directly from the (2n) sporophytic cells like nucellus or integuments it is called as – Adventive embryony
Description : The process where, plants are propagated by seeds, but the embryo is formed by the process in which normal meiosis and syngamy has been eliminated is called
Last Answer : The process where, plants are propagated by seeds, but the embryo is formed by the process in which normal meiosis and syngamy has been eliminated is called – Agamospermy
Description : When multiple embryo develop from different embryosac it is called as
Last Answer : When multiple embryo develop from different embryosac it is called as – False polyembryony
Description : With reference to plant tissue culture select the matching pair: (1) Sterile triploid—banana and seedless fruit (2) Somaclonal variations—differences appearing (3) Embryoids—non-zygatic embryo produced from somatic cells (4) Pulses—belong to cruciferae
Description : In angiosperm, triple fusion is necessary for the formation of: (a) Embryo (b) Pollen (c) Endosperm (d) Leaf
Description : Embryo sac represents: (a) Megaspore (b) Megagamete (c) Megasporophyll (d) megagametophyte
Description : The scutellum of the gram embryo is a: (a) Vestigial organ (b) Photosynthetic organ (c) Absorptive organ (d) Protective organ
Description : Callus is a. Tissue that forms embryo b. An insoluble carbohydrate c. Tissue that grows to form embryoid d. Unorganized actively dividing mass of cells maintained in cultured
Last Answer : d. Unorganized actively dividing mass of cells maintained in cultured
Description : Which of the following statements is not true about somatic embryogenesis? (a) The pattern of development of a somatic embryo is comparable to that of a zygotic embryo. (b) Somatic embryos can develop from ... an auxin such as 2, 4-D. (d) A somatic embryo develops from a somatic cell.
Last Answer : (b) Somatic embryos can develop from microspores.
Description : Which one of the following statements regarding post-fertilisation development in flowering plants is incorrect? (a) Ovules develop into embryo sac. (b) Ovary develops into fruit. (c) Zygote develops into embryo. (d) Central cell develops into endosperm
Last Answer : (a) Ovules develop into embryo sac.
Description : Which of the following pair have haploid structures? (a) Nucellus and antipodal cells (b) Antipodal cells and egg cell (c) Antipodal cells and megaspore mother cell (d) Nucellus and primary endosperm nucleus
Last Answer : (b) Antipodal cells and egg cell
Description : Which one of the following pairs of plant structures has haploid number of chromosomes? (a) Nucellus and antipodal cells (b) Egg nucleus and secondary nucleus (c) Megaspore mother cell and antipodal cells (d) Egg cell and antipodal cells
Last Answer : d) Egg cell and antipodal cells
Description : When anther and stigma mature at different time, this phenomenon is called as
Last Answer : When anther and stigma mature at different time, this phenomenon is called as – Dichogamy
Description : Some plants develop fruit s without fertilization. This phenomenon is called (a) apocarpy (b) apogamy (c) parthenocarpy (d) syncarpy
Last Answer : Ans:(c)
Description : .Nucellar embryo is (a) amphimictic haploid(b) amphimictic diploid (c) apomictic haploid (d) apomictic diploid.
Last Answer : ) apomictic diploid.
Description : n Pinus/gymnosperms, the haploid structure are (a) megaspore, endosperm and embryo (b) megaspore, pollen grain and endosperm (c) megaspore, integument and root (d) pollen grain, leaf and root.
Last Answer : (b) megaspore, pollen grain and endosperm
Description : $ When the total number of chromosomes is not the exact multiple of the haploid number of an organisms, the phenomenon is called euploidy. ! Euploidy
Last Answer : $ When the total number of chromosomes is not the exact multiple of the haploid number of an organisms, the ... wrong D. If both As and R are wrong.
Description : Development of an egg without - fertilization is called (1) Gametogenesis (2) Parthenogenesis (3) Oogenesis (4) Metamorphosis
Last Answer : (2) Parthenogenesis Explanation: Parthenogenesis is a form of asexual reproduction in which growth and development of embryos occur without fertilization. In plants, parthenogenesis means development of an embryo from an unfertilized edd call.
Description : Development of an egg without fertilization is called (1) Gametogenesis (2) Parthenogenesis (3) Oogenesis (4) Metamorphosis
Last Answer : Parthenogenesis
Description : Cross between hybrid and recessive parent is: (a) Back cross (b) Test cross (c) Monohybrid cross (d) Dihybrid cross Ans. (b) ................................................----- ... - PMT, AIIMS, MBBS,lucknow 1. Largest egg of plant kingdom belongs to: (a) Cycas (b) Pinus (c) Psidium (d) Mangfera
Description : What are the cells found in the egg apparatus of matured embryosac?
Last Answer : Ans: Two synergids and one egg cell
Description : Development of an organism from female gamete/ egg without involving fertilization is (a) adventitive embryony (b) polyembryony (c) parthenocarpy (d) parthenogenesis.
Last Answer : (d) parthenogenesis.
Description : The development of an egg without fertilization by a sperm is referred to as:
Last Answer : ANSWER: PARTHENOGENESIS
Description : The term Test Tube Baby' implies (a) Fertilisation of ovum takes place I the test tube but it develops in uterus (b) Fertilisation of ovum takes place in the test tube and develops in ... uterus but develops in the test tube (d) Fertilisation takes place in uterus and embryo develops in uterus
Last Answer : Ans:(a)