Botany 5
Description: Botany 5 | |
Number of Questions: 40 | |
Created by: Ratna Goswami | |
Tags: Botany 5 Mendalian Inheritance Mendel-s Law of Inheritance Flower Reproduction in Plants Reproduction Fruit Leaf |
The seed coat is fused with the pericarp in
The Holland scientist who rediscovered Mendel's work was:
If the tepals are united, it is called:
Reproductive morphology includes
Experiments in plant hydridization were first performed by:
Fruit which develops from a single flower having polycarperllary, apocarpous gynoecium is known as:
(A) The rim of the pitcher of Nepenthes is beautifully coloured. (B) The rim of the pitcher is provided with a row of nectar glands for attracting insects.
Verticillaster type of inflorescence is the characteristic feature of ______ family.
Water present in the plant tissues escapes out in the form of water vapour through the process called
The Austrian scientist who rediscovered Mendel's work was:
Who is called the 'Father of Genetics'?
Stem is positively
Phyllode is an adaptation in some _____ plants.
Mendel performed his experiments on _______ plant.
An entire flower is considered as a condensed and modified
The seed is covered by persistent bract and bracteoles (chaff) in:
Which is an applied branch of genetics?
Bamboo is an example for
The axis of inflorescence is called
Which one is an asymmetrical flower?
Scale leaves are characteristic feature of
_______ the branch of biology which deals with heredity and variation.
Bracts are _______ at whose axil flowers develop.
______ means the tepals are free.
In _______, the opening up of flowers proceeds regularly from below to upwards.
Runners, stolons, offsets and suckersare examples for
Flowers having unequal number of floral parts whorl are called _____.
A flower which can be cut into two equal halves only through one particular plane is said to be:
The phenotypic ratio of monohybrid cross is:
A compound leaf is one in which the leaf blade is divided into a number of small leaf like structures known as
The leaflets _____ axillary buds in their axils.
______ are lateral branches developing from the axillary buds on the underground part of the stem.
In compound leaves, the pinna refers to
The height of a dwarf plant which Mendel chose was:
Pinna means
Chrysanthemum is an example for
The flowers which have two accessory whorls are called:
Clitoria is an example for _____ leaf.
A ______ cross is named so because it helps to determine whether an individual showing a dominant character is homozygous or heterozygous.
The normal function of leaves include