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1. |
Plant embryo develops from. |
A. | seed |
B. | Fruit |
C. | Zygote |
D. | Flower |
Answer» C. Zygote |
2. |
Embryo of flowering plant is always - |
A. | Haploid (n) |
B. | Diploid (2n) |
C. | Triploid (3n) |
D. | Tetraploid (4n) |
Answer» B. Diploid (2n) |
3. |
Plant embryo is a mass of - |
A. | cell |
B. | Uncertain tissue |
C. | Collection of plant tissues |
D. | Miniature plant |
Answer» D. Miniature plant |
4. |
Stamen is a modification of |
A. | Leaf |
B. | Microsporophyll |
C. | Megasporophyll |
D. | Shoot |
Answer» B. Microsporophyll |
5. |
Zygote is formed inside the |
A. | Stigma |
B. | Style |
C. | Female gametophyte |
D. | Seed |
Answer» C. Female gametophyte |
6. |
A microspore is a |
A. | Male gamate |
B. | First cell of male gametophyte |
C. | Last cell of male gametophyte |
D. | Diploid cell |
Answer» B. First cell of male gametophyte |
7. |
An anther consists of |
A. | one microsporangium |
B. | four microsporangia |
C. | Two microsporangia |
D. | many microsporangia |
Answer» B. four microsporangia |
8. |
Cells of nucellus are always |
A. | Haploid |
B. | Triploid |
C. | Diploid |
D. | Enucleated |
Answer» C. Diploid |
9. |
The embryo sac is produced from |
A. | Microscope |
B. | Zygote |
C. | Egg cell |
D. | Megaspore |
Answer» D. Megaspore |
10. |
An egg-apparatus contains |
A. | An egg + two antipodal |
B. | An egg + Secondary nucleus |
C. | An egg + Two synergids |
D. | Antipodal cell + synergid |
Answer» C. An egg + Two synergids |
11. |
In angiosperm the endosperm nucleus is |
A. | Triploid |
B. | Diploid |
C. | Tetraploid |
D. | Haploid |
Answer» A. Triploid |
12. |
Female gametophyte is also known as |
A. | ovule |
B. | egg-apparatus |
C. | Nucellus |
D. | Embryo sac |
Answer» D. Embryo sac |
13. |
Embryo sac contains |
A. | 3 egg |
B. | 2 eggs |
C. | 1 egg |
D. | 4 eggs |
Answer» C. 1 egg |
14. |
Carpel is formed of |
A. | Two part |
B. | Three part |
C. | Four part |
D. | Seven part |
Answer» B. Three part |
15. |
The arrangement of flowers on the flora axis is known as |
A. | Venation |
B. | Phyllotaxy |
C. | Anthology |
D. | Aestivation |
Answer» C. Anthology |
16. |
The unit of female reproductive body in flower is |
A. | Carpel |
B. | Megasporangium |
C. | Ovule |
D. | Ovary |
Answer» A. Carpel |
17. |
After fertilization the ovule develops into |
A. | Endosperm |
B. | seed |
C. | Embryo sac |
D. | Fruit |
Answer» B. seed |
18. |
Fruit is a modification of |
A. | Female gametophyte |
B. | ovary |
C. | carpel |
D. | Nucellus |
Answer» B. ovary |
19. |
The seed coat develops from |
A. | Embryo sac |
B. | Inner integument |
C. | Nucellus |
D. | Outer integument |
Answer» D. Outer integument |
20. |
Nucellus in seed is represented by |
A. | Testa |
B. | Peri carp |
C. | Tagmen |
D. | Seed Coat |
Answer» B. Peri carp |
21. |
Pollen grain are produced in |
A. | Nucellu |
B. | Stigma |
C. | Anther |
D. | Chalaza |
Answer» C. Anther |
22. |
Ovule is attached to the placenta by |
A. | pedical |
B. | Hilum |
C. | Funicle |
D. | petiole |
Answer» C. Funicle |
23. |
Pollen tube enters the embryo sac through |
A. | Integument |
B. | Micropyle |
C. | chalaza |
D. | Funicle |
Answer» B. Micropyle |
24. |
Pollen tube, entering in embryo sac has |
A. | 3 male gamete |
B. | 1 male gametes |
C. | 2 male gametes |
D. | 4 male gametes |
Answer» C. 2 male gametes |
25. |
In flowering plants, fertilization occur in |
A. | Ovary |
B. | Embryo sac |
C. | Nucellus |
D. | Ovule |
Answer» B. Embryo sac |
26. |
The formation of zygote without the act of syngamy is called |
A. | Poly embryon |
B. | Parthenogenesis |
C. | Budding |
D. | Apospory |
Answer» B. Parthenogenesis |
27. |
Which phase of life cycle is dominant in the individuals of angiosperms ? |
A. | Gametophyte |
B. | Growth phase |
C. | Sporophyte |
D. | Development phase |
Answer» C. Sporophyte |
28. |
The process by which seedless fruits are produced are known as |
A. | Parthenocarpy |
B. | Apogamy |
C. | Parthenogenesis |
D. | Apospory |
Answer» A. Parthenocarpy |
29. |
A flower is |
A. | Modified stem |
B. | Modified leaf |
C. | Modified branch |
D. | Modified shoot |
Answer» D. Modified shoot |
30. |
A flower is specially formed for |
A. | decoration |
B. | photosynthesis |
C. | reproduction |
D. | fragrance |
Answer» C. reproduction |
31. |
Pollen tube enters the micropyle into through |
A. | Female gamet |
B. | Ovary |
C. | Female gametophyte |
D. | Nucellus |
Answer» C. Female gametophyte |
32. |
Embryo develops from |
A. | Egg cell |
B. | Zygote |
C. | Egg-apparatus |
D. | Synergids |
Answer» B. Zygote |
33. |
Fertilized secondary necleus develops into |
A. | Fruit |
B. | Embryo |
C. | seed |
D. | Endosperm |
Answer» D. Endosperm |
34. |
Transfer of pollen to the stigma is called |
A. | Fertilization |
B. | Germination |
C. | pollination |
D. | Gametogenesis |
Answer» C. pollination |
35. |
In ficus pollination occurs through |
A. | Water |
B. | Air |
C. | Bat |
D. | Insects |
Answer» D. Insects |
36. |
After fertilization seed is developed from |
A. | Embryo |
B. | Embryo sac |
C. | Ovule |
D. | Zygote |
Answer» C. Ovule |
37. |
Cross pollination is normally |
A. | not beneficial |
B. | harmful |
C. | more beneficial |
D. | rarely seen |
Answer» C. more beneficial |
38. |
Pollen grains germinate on |
A. | Any surface |
B. | Stigma |
C. | soil |
D. | Ovule |
Answer» B. Stigma |
39. |
An anther is also called |
A. | Sporangium |
B. | Megasporangium |
C. | Microsporangium |
D. | Stamen |
Answer» C. Microsporangium |
40. |
The source of food for developing embryo is |
A. | Nucellu |
B. | Ovule |
C. | Endosperm |
D. | Anther |
Answer» C. Endosperm |
41. |
Out of megaspore tetrad, the functional megaspore is |
A. | Any megaspore |
B. | middle megaspore |
C. | Micropylar megaspore |
D. | Chalazal megaspore |
Answer» D. Chalazal megaspore |
42. |
Micropylar end lacks |
A. | Egg cell |
B. | Synergids |
C. | Egg-apparatus |
D. | Integument |
Answer» D. Integument |
43. |
The larger cell of a pollen grain with irregular shaped nucleus is |
A. | Apical cell |
B. | Generative cell |
C. | Vegetative cel |
D. | Basal cell |
Answer» C. Vegetative cel |
44. |
How many megaspore mothe cell are produced in a nucellus ? |
A. | 3 |
B. | 1 |
C. | 2 |
D. | 4 |
Answer» B. 1 |
45. |
How many cells are formed in a mature female gametophyte ? |
A. | Eight |
B. | Six |
C. | Two |
D. | Seven |
Answer» D. Seven |
46. |
Transfer of a pollen grain to the stigma of the same plant is called |
A. | Antogamy |
B. | Geitonogamy |
C. | Allogamy |
D. | Homogamy |
Answer» B. Geitonogamy |
47. |
The uppermost and largest cell of the suspensor which remains in contact with apical cells is called |
A. | Hypocotyl |
B. | Basal cell |
C. | Hypophysis |
D. | Terminal cell |
Answer» C. Hypophysis |
48. |
The adaptation for self-pollination is |
A. | Herkogamy |
B. | Cleistogamy |
C. | Dichrgamy |
D. | Homogamy |
Answer» B. Cleistogamy |
49. |
Which of the following cell is diploid? |
A. | Synergid |
B. | Antipodal cell |
C. | Secondary nucleus |
D. | Egg cell |
Answer» C. Secondary nucleus |
50. |
Suspensor is produced from |
A. | Apical cell |
B. | Small upper basal cell |
C. | large lower basal cell |
D. | Hypophysis |
Answer» B. Small upper basal cell |
51. |
Which structure pushes the developing embryo toward endosperm to get nutrition ? |
A. | Hypophysi |
B. | Terminal octant |
C. | Proembryo |
D. | Suspensor |
Answer» D. Suspensor |
52. |
Development of male gametophyte begins |
A. | After pollinatio |
B. | Before pollination |
C. | On the stigma |
D. | In the embryo sac |
Answer» B. Before pollination |
53. |
2 to 3 celled male gametophyte, starts its further development after pollination |
A. | In the style |
B. | In the ovary |
C. | on the stigma |
D. | In the ovule |
Answer» C. on the stigma |
54. |
Which part of the male gametophyte, disintegrates before fertilization ? |
A. | Generative nucleu |
B. | Tube nucleus |
C. | Male gamete |
D. | Germpore |
Answer» B. Tube nucleus |
55. |
Which of the following is the basal part of ovule ? |
A. | placenta |
B. | Hilum |
C. | Micropyle |
D. | chalaza |
Answer» D. chalaza |
56. |
In dicot embrogenesis, the firast division in zygote is generally |
A. | oblique |
B. | longitudinal |
C. | Transverse |
D. | uncertain |
Answer» C. Transverse |
57. |
Two male gametes are |
A. | produced before pollination |
B. | Haploid |
C. | Diploid |
D. | At the time of pollination |
Answer» B. Haploid |
58. |
The innermost layer of the wall of microsporangium is called |
A. | Endothecium |
B. | Endodermis |
C. | Tapetum |
D. | Intine |
Answer» C. Tapetum |
59. |
Pollen grains represent |
A. | The future sporophyte |
B. | The sporophyte |
C. | The gametophyte |
D. | The male gametophyte |
Answer» D. The male gametophyte |
60. |
Tapetum provides |
A. | protection to embryo |
B. | Nourishment to pollen grains |
C. | Nourishment to embryo |
D. | Protection to endosperm |
Answer» B. Nourishment to pollen grains |
61. |
In triple fusion, how many male gamete participate ? |
A. | 1 |
B. | 2 |
C. | 3 |
D. | 4 |
Answer» A. 1 |
62. |
Germpores are actually |
A. | Apertures in intine |
B. | Thick area in intine |
C. | Apertures in exine |
D. | Thin area in intine |
Answer» C. Apertures in exine |
63. |
Radicle tip is derived from |
A. | Suspensor |
B. | Proembryo |
C. | Basal cell |
D. | Hypophysis |
Answer» D. Hypophysis |
64. |
How many haploid nuclei are involved in double fertilization ? |
A. | Four |
B. | Two |
C. | Five |
D. | Three |
Answer» C. Five |
65. |
Endothecium in anther helps in |
A. | Dehiscence of anther |
B. | Nutrition to pollen |
C. | Germination of pollen |
D. | Formation of male gamete |
Answer» A. Dehiscence of anther |
66. |
The intine of a pollen grain is made up of |
A. | Lignin and suberin |
B. | Pectin and cellulose |
C. | Lignin and Hemicellulose |
D. | Pectin and callose |
Answer» B. Pectin and cellulose |
67. |
Which is the most resistant natural organic material ? |
A. | Cellulose |
B. | Pectin |
C. | Suberin |
D. | Sporopollenin |
Answer» D. Sporopollenin |
68. |
Style is |
A. | a is delicate hollow tube |
B. | a tough hollow tube |
C. | a delicate filament |
D. | called pollen tube |
Answer» C. a delicate filament |
69. |
Nucellus is mass of |
A. | Parenchymatous tisse |
B. | Sclerenchymatous tissue |
C. | Meristematic tissue |
D. | Collenchymatous tissue |
Answer» A. Parenchymatous tisse |
70. |
Which one of the following is the example of mitosis ? |
A. | Megasporongensi |
B. | Microsporogensis |
C. | Pollen formation |
D. | Division of generative cell |
Answer» B. Microsporogensis |
71. |
Typical anther normally consists of |
A. | One lobe Four sporangia |
B. | Two lobe Two sporangia |
C. | Two lobe Four sporangia |
D. | One lobe Two sporangia |
Answer» C. Two lobe Four sporangia |
72. |
During the development of monosporic development of embryo sac the nucleus of the functional megaspore divides |
A. | Two time |
B. | Three times |
C. | One time |
D. | Repeatedly |
Answer» B. Three times |
73. |
Cross pollination has an advantage of |
A. | Mutatio |
B. | polyploidy formation |
C. | Genetic recombination |
D. | Crossing over |
Answer» C. Genetic recombination |
74. |
Unisexual flowers prevent |
A. | Pollination |
B. | Breeding |
C. | Self-pollination |
D. | Cross fertilization |
Answer» C. Self-pollination |
75. |
The functionof the filiform apparatus is |
A. | To nourish the pollen grain |
B. | To guide the entry of pollen tube |
C. | To develop pollen tube |
D. | To carry pollen tube through style |
Answer» B. To guide the entry of pollen tube |
76. |
Which one of the following is an example of free-nuclear endosperm |
A. | Coconut water |
B. | Castor |
C. | Sugarcane juice |
D. | Groundnut |
Answer» A. Coconut water |
77. |
The protective cover of the radicle in maize seed is called |
A. | Micorhiza |
B. | Coleptile |
C. | Scutelum |
D. | Coleorhiza |
Answer» D. Coleorhiza |
78. |
In angiosperm the endosperm is formed |
A. | In the nucellu |
B. | In the embryo sac |
C. | In the seed |
D. | In the anther |
Answer» B. In the embryo sac |
79. |
Stamen show homology with |
A. | Gametophyte |
B. | male cone |
C. | Microsporophyll |
D. | Sporangium |
Answer» C. Microsporophyll |
80. |
The pedicel of the female flower coils after pollination in |
A. | Lotu |
B. | Hydrilla |
C. | Vallisneria |
D. | Trapa |
Answer» C. Vallisneria |
81. |
The arrangement of the ρ haploid nuclei in the normal dicot embryo sac is |
A. | 2 + 3 + 3 |
B. | 2 + 3 + 2 |
C. | 3 + 3 + 2 |
D. | 3 + 2 + 3 |
Answer» B. 2 + 3 + 2 |
82. |
In the flowering plants, male and female gametes both are |
A. | Motile |
B. | Non-motile |
C. | Diploid |
D. | Very large |
Answer» B. Non-motile |
83. |
Wind pollination requires that the pollen grains are |
A. | Heavy and we |
B. | Heavy and non-sticky |
C. | Light and dry |
D. | Heavy and sticky |
Answer» C. Light and dry |
84. |
Future sporophytic generation in a seed is |
A. | Cotyledon |
B. | Endosperm |
C. | Hypocotyl |
D. | Embryo |
Answer» D. Embryo |
85. |
Scatelum is |
A. | an endosperm |
B. | a seed coat |
C. | an embryo |
D. | a cotyledon |
Answer» D. a cotyledon |
86. |
Which one of the following floats in the cytoplasm of the vegetative cell ? |
A. | Male gamete |
B. | Generatic cell |
C. | Female gamete |
D. | Microspore |
Answer» B. Generatic cell |
87. |
The mature pollen grain contains |
A. | 3 cell |
B. | 7 cells |
C. | 2 cells |
D. | 1 cell |
Answer» C. 2 cells |
88. |
Pollen tube is formed by |
A. | Germ pore |
B. | Exine |
C. | Style |
D. | Intine |
Answer» D. Intine |
89. |
A single ovule produces |
A. | 3 female gamete |
B. | 1 female gamet |
C. | 2 female gamete |
D. | 4 female gamete |
Answer» B. 1 female gamet |
90. |
Embryo sac is formed inside |
A. | Seed |
B. | Endosperm |
C. | Embryo |
D. | Ovule |
Answer» D. Ovule |
91. |
Pro-embryo is a |
A. | 8 celled structure |
B. | 4 celled structure |
C. | 2 celled structure |
D. | 16 celled structure |
Answer» B. 4 celled structure |
92. |
Suspensor is made up of |
A. | 2 to 4 cell |
B. | 4 to 8 cells |
C. | 8 to 16 cells |
D. | 20 to 25 cells |
Answer» D. 20 to 25 cells |
93. |
Root cap of the embryo develops from |
A. | Basal cell |
B. | Apical cell |
C. | Hypophysis |
D. | Hypocotyl |
Answer» C. Hypophysis |
94. |
The hilum of the ovule represents the junction between |
A. | Nucellus and Embryo |
B. | Nucellus and Integuments |
C. | Funicle and Integuments |
D. | Funicle and ovule |
Answer» D. Funicle and ovule |
95. |
Which layer of the wall of microsporangium is made up of Fibrous layer |
A. | Middle layer |
B. | Endothecium |
C. | Tapetum |
D. | Epidermis |
Answer» B. Endothecium |
96. |
Out of the four sets of appendages of a typical flower the outer two sets are |
A. | Fertile |
B. | Reproductive |
C. | Sterile |
D. | Filamentous |
Answer» C. Sterile |
97. |
A proximal sterile part of the stamen is called |
A. | Style |
B. | Connective |
C. | Anther |
D. | Filament |
Answer» D. Filament |
98. |
A sterile region present between stigma and ovary is called |
A. | Pollen tube |
B. | Style |
C. | Filament |
D. | Suspensor |
Answer» B. Style |
99. |
The opposite end of the micropylar region of an ovule is called |
A. | Embryo sac |
B. | Nucellus |
C. | Chalaza |
D. | Thalamus |
Answer» C. Chalaza |
100. |
When pollen grains are not transferred from anthers to stigma in a flower, due to the physical barrier, it is called |
A. | Cleistogamy |
B. | Herkogamy |
C. | Dichogamy |
D. | Heterogamy |
Answer» B. Herkogamy |
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