1. | It depends upon the chromosome number of a species |
2. | In some cerials the viability is lost within 30 minutes |
3. | Viability of pollen grains can be increased by storing them at very low temperature |
4. | In some leguminous plants, pollen grains maintain viability for months' |
A | B | C | |
1. | Hilum | Embryo | Antipodal cell |
2. | Nucellus | Ovary | Polar nuclei |
3. | Micropyle | Ovary | Filiform apparatus |
4. | Hilum | Embryo sac | Filiform apparatus |
A | B | C | D | |
1. | Coleorhiza | Shoot apex | Epiblast | Radicle |
2. | Scutellum | Coleoptile | Shoot apex | Coleorhiza |
3. | Coleoptile | Cotyledon | Epiblast | Radicle |
4. | Scutellum | Coleoptile | Epiblast | Coleorhiza |
A. | Continued cross pollination of plants results in inbreeding depression. |
B. | In members of Poaceae, the single cotyledon is called scutellum. |
C. | Apple is a false fruit because it is developed only from the ovary. |
A | B | C | |
1. | T | T | F |
2. | T | F | T |
3. | F | F | T |
4. | F | T | F |
1. | A single megaspore mother cell is involved in the formation of embryo sac |
2. | A single megaspore is involved in the formation of embryo sac |
3. | Each embryo sac has only one female gamete |
4. | Each megaspore mother cell is modified to form a single megaspore |