A. None of the above
B. Isochromosome
D. Traits located chromosome
A. Cistron
C. Muton
D. Complan
A. Hook
B. Schumann
C. Maligned
A. Argenine
B. Cystine
D. Thymine
A. P (P-1)/2
B. P (P-1)
D. P2
A. 4000 times
B. 400,000 times
D. 2000 times
A. Hazel (1943)
B. Yates (1947)
D. Griffing (1956)
A. Richey (1914)
B. Hull (1950)
D. Jenkins (1935)
A. Oetaploid
C. Triploid
D. Teuaplioid
A. Hardy (1908)
B. Salisbury (1940)
D. Muller (1950)
B. Polyallelic SL
C. Diallelic SL
D. Ovarian SL
A. DNA
C. Chromosome structure
D. RNA
B. 7.00 am
C. 10.00 am
D. 5.20 pm
A. Calistoga
C. Chimera
D. Inbreeding
A. Atavism
B. Auxotroph
D. Axoneme
A. Russel (1978)
C. Jensen (1952)
D. brim (1966)
A. Lucem
B. Pearl millet
C. Berseem
B. Require only about half the amount of chemical fertilizers compared to diploids
C. Grow better under adverse conditions
D. Are useful in studies on meiosis
A. Double cross
B. Biparental cross
D. Top crosses
A. Loss of X-chromosome
B. Kappa particles
D. Gain of Y-chromosome
B. Gang as
C. African tall
D. Proline
A. Good plant model
B. Model plant type
C. Ideal plant type
A. Oligogenes
C. Polygenes
D. Plasma genes
B. Cruciferae
C. Legumunaceae
D. Solanaceae
A. Apogamy
B. Apospory
C. Autogamy
B. Autopolyploid
C. Hypoploid
D. Allopolyploid
A. Morphological factors
B. Biochemical factors
C. Physiological factors
A. Mutator gene
C. Antimutalor gene
D. Hot spot
A. RNA
B. DNA
D. DNQA and protein
A. Fruit
C. Bud
D. Flower
B. Golgi bodies
C. Chloroplast
A. Hetropyenosis
B. Hypostasis
C. Epistastasis
A. Homogeneity
B. All the above
D. Hetrozygosity
B. Leguminosae
C. Cruciferae
A. Hybrid
B. Poly cross
C. Top cross
A. 3:01
B. 1:1:1:1
D. 27:9:9:3:3:3:1
A. Produces identical cells
C. Doubling of DNA content in the cell
D. Occurs only in somatic
A. Carbon
B. Nitrogen
D. Icygen
A. Rasmesson (1987)
B. Finlay (1968)
D. Jennings (1958)
B. Affects more than five characters
C. Affects more than ten characters
D. Affects only one character
A. AD
B. SPD
D. RBD
B. Hemp
C. Datepalm
D. Papaya
B. Vitamin
C. Oil
D. Protein
B. There are two alleles of each gene in each cell
C. Non3e4 of the above
D. There are many alleles of each gene in each call
A. 2:01
B. 1:02
D. 3:01
A. Typsin inhibitor
B. Goiterogens
D. Neither
B. Singh (1960)
C. Tyagi and Prasad (1965)
D. Mehta and Upadhya (1960)
A. Disintegrates partially
B. Contracts
C. Disappears completely
B. Dominance
C. Gene interaction
D. Selection differential
A. TTxTT
B. TtxTt
D. TTxTt
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