B. Jacob
C. None of the above
D. Wilkins
A. Herkogamy
C. Dichiny
D. Male sterility
A. Anther
B. Style
C. Pollen tube
A. Watson & Crick
B. None of the above
C. Beadle & Tatum
A. Heritability (b.s)
C. Genetic advance
D. Genetic gain
A. Disruptive
B. Pedigree
C. Bulk
A. Operator gene
B. Structural gene
D. Promotor gene
B. 3 meters
C. Geneva
D. 50 meters
A. None of the above
B. Constant for particular organism
C. Varies with the age
B. Phenotypic covanance
C. Genotypic convanance
D. Environmental covanance
A. Plasma membrane
B. Nuclear membrane
C. Epidermis
B. Identify new genes
C. Gene mapping
D. Gene sequencing
B. Nilson (1900)
C. Bruce and Keeble (1908)
D. Devaries and Correns (1900)
A. East (1908)
C. Simmonds (1979)
D. Davenport (1908)
A. Seed
B. Flower
C. Fruit
A. Nullisomic
B. Tetrasomic
C. Trisomic
A. Lucrene
C. Barley
D. Berseen
A. TT and tt only
C. TT and Tt only
D. Tt and Tt only
A. Anenploidy
C. Trisomy
D. all the above
B. Dominance may be incomplete
C. Genetic trails are influence by many genes
D. Single gene may produce multiple effects
B. Only seed and no fruit
C. Fruit without pollination
D. Seed without fertilization
A. Fisher (1918)
B. Smith (1936)
C. Wright (1921)
B. Goulden (1939)
C. Johannsen (1903)
D. Falconer (1960)
B. Recepror gene
C. Articulator gene
D. Mutator gene
A. Endosperm cell
B. Leaf cells
C. Cotyledonary cell
A. Jinks (1968)
B. Freeman (1971)
D. Warner (1952)
A. Qualitative
B. Race specific
C. Oligogenic
A. Morgan
B. Fischer
C. Muller
B. deVries (1900)
C. Morgan (1910)
D. Stadler (1928)
B. Sorghum
C. Oenothera
D. Barley
A. Cutoplasm
B. Nucleus
D. Chloroplast
A. A gouri
C. Albinism
D. None of the above
C. Apomixes
D. Asexual reproduction
B. Heterozygosity
C. Population mean
A. High benzol alcohol
B. High aspartic acid
C. High silica content
A. Four stamens
D. Eight stamens
A. Oat
B. Tomato
C. Gram
B. Incompatible
C. Sterile
D. Partially fertile
B. ICARDA
D. CIP Peru
A. 90
B. 20
D. 95
A. History of development of larger biological units
C. Cntinuous genetic variation
D. Discontinuous genetic variation
A. Non alleleic genes
B. All the above
D. Allelic genes
A. Anderson (1957)
C. Mather (1949)
D. Fisher (1960)
A. Hull (1950)
B. Hays (1919)
C. Garber (1955)
B. Barley
C. Wheat
D. Sorghum
A. Dwarf, late green
B. Dwarf stature
D. Late resistance to disease
A. Root stock
C. Both a & b
B. De Vries
C. Mendel
D. Tschermak
A. Van Beneden
C. Aluman
D. T. Boveri
A. Quineunx system
C. Rectangular system
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