B. Metaphase II
C. metaphase I
D. Anaphase II
A. Papilliaci
B. Rosaceous
D. Tubular
A. 4-5 weeks
B. None of the above
D. 7 weeks
B. Genetic error can be rectified
C. Microbes act as biological factories
D. Improvement of crop can take place
A. Dominance
C. Incomplete dominance
D. Independent assortment
A. Growl
C. Respiration
D. Movement
A. Interaction
B. All the above
C. Gamete formation
A. Taxonomy
B. Pteridophtes
D. None of the above
A. Monocarp
C. juicy epicure
D. juicy hairs
A. Mango
C. Litchi
A. Deciduous
B. Perininals
C. Binuiatis
A. Ciltriculture
B. Orcharding
D. Pomology
A. Respiration
C. Both a & b
A. South America
B. Africa
D. Middle east
A. Short day and long night plants
B. Long day plants
C. short day plants
B. Zygote
C. New organ
D. Gastrula
A. None of the above
C. Developed egg after fertilization
D. Seveloped ovary after fertilization
A. 6 carbon sugars
C. 3 carbon sugars
D. 4 carbon sugars
B. Jasmine
C. Chrysanthemum
D. Petunia
B. Senescence
C. All the above
D. Partial Senescence
A. Citrea
D. Announaceae
A. Gymnosperm
B. Monocotyledons
D. Dieetyledens
B. Overdominance
C. Epistasis
D. Dominance
A. Thinning
C. Punning
D. Training
A. Mendel (1810)
B. Allard (1910)
D. Baranetzky (1910)
A. Photoperiodism activants
B. Plant harmonics
C. Plant growth regulators
B. Apple
A. They were kept at the bottom layer of box
B. Less heyhad been put in the box
D. They were mixed with ripe apples
B. Correction factor
C. Critical difference
D. t-value
B. Tomato
C. Barley
D. Oat
A. Rhizome
B. Sucker
D. Fruit
B. Making possible reproduction in all types of environments
C. Genetic drift occurs because of a small population in to offsprings
D. They have future survival value
A. Daminozide
C. Cycocel
D. Chlormequat
A. Sugarcane
C. Sorghum
D. Maize
A. Death of plant
C. Bacterial contamination
D. Mosaicism
A. Conversion pf organism to change of environment
C. Fossils
D. Struggle for existence
A. Air layering
B. Ghooti
D. Layering
B. 2C
C. 1C
D. -1C
A. Olericulture
B. Sericulture
C. Citricultire
B. Tuber
C. Fruit
A. Two non homologous chromosomes
B. Same chromosomes
C. Any two chromosomes with one each
B. Maize
C. pea
D. Macrospore
A. Mutant
B. Variant
C. Polyploidy
B. Segregation of maternal and paternal characters
C. Crossing over of the genes
D. Halving of chromosome nuriber between two daughter cells
A. 4 to 8
B. 3 to 6
C. 1 to 2
A. Crossing over results in structural changes in green plastids
B. Albinism is dominant over green characters
C. Green plastids of male parent become nitrated
A. Ca storage
C. Gas storage
D. Modified storage
A. Fortunal
C. Poncirus
D. Citrus
A. Heterospory
B. Heterostyle
D. Dichotamy
A. Seeding
B. Suckers
C. Division
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