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Q1.
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- The reproductive sex cells are known as _______________.
- Multiple fission occurs in certain algae such as _________________ and _______________.
- _________________ propagation takes place in plants which do not produce seeds.
- _________________ are the organs of vegetative propagation in potato.
- Sugarcane and pineapple plants are grown by ________________ method.
- In grafting, a stem cutting called _________________ from one plant is attached and tied to the rooted stem called ____________ of another plant.
- __________________ is also called micropropagation.
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- gametes
- Chlorella, Chlamydomonas
- Vegetative
- Tubers
- cutting
- scion, stock
- Tissue culture
Q2.
Why is sexual reproduction considered superior to asexual reproduction?
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- _______________ protects the flower in the bud stage.
- The male reproductive part of a flower is called _______________.
- Complete flowers are also called ________________ or _______________ flowers.
- The single cell formed after fertilization is called ______________.
- The fruit is a ripened ___________________ that contains one or more seeds.
- Water, a suitable temperature and _________________ are required for seeds to germinate.
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- Sepals
- Stamens
- Bisexual or hermaphrodite flowers
- Zygote
- Ovary
- Air
Q4.
Tick the most appropriate answer.
- The simple division of an organism into two smaller daughter cells of roughly equal size is called
- binary fission
- multiple fission
- fragmentation
- budding
- Which of these can be reproduced by its stem?
- carrot
- Bryophyllum
- rose
- papaya
- An incomplete flower with only androecium is called a
- hermaphrodite flower
- pistillate flower
- bisexual flower
- staminate flower
- Flowers which have all the four whorls are called
- neutral flowers
- staminate flowers
- incomplete flowers
- complete flowers
- Which of the following is an artificial process?
- binary fission
- budding
- grafting
- fragmentation
- In cross pollination, pollen grains from the anther of a flower are transferred to the stigma of
- the same flower
- another flower on the same plant
- flower of another plant of different species
- flower of another plant of same species
- A pollen tube grows through the
- filament
- style
- anther
- ovary
- Seeds are produced from
- anthers
- ovules
- pollen grains
- eggs
- Fertilization takes place inside the
- ovary
- ovule
- ovum
- gynoecium
- A plant embryo consists of
- cotyledons and embryonal axis
- plumule and radicle
- plumule and cotyledons
- cotyledons, embryonal axis and radicle
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- (a) binary fission
- (c) rose
- (d) staminate flower
- (d) complete flowers
- (c) grafting
- (d) flower of another plant of same species
- (b) style
- (c) pollen grains
- (a) ovary
- (a) cotyledons and embryonal axis
Q5.
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- During unfavourable conditions, some organisms develop a thick protective covering called _____________ around themselves.
- The small outgrowth arising from the yeast cell is called a ________________.
- The gynoecium consists of ________________, ________________ and ________________.
- Pollination taking place between two flowers present on two separate parent plants is called _____________ pollination.
- The process by which a dormant embryo becomes active and grows into a new plant is known as _______________.
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- cyst
- budding
- ovary, style, stigma
- cross
- germination






























































































