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Olympiad Test: Reproduction in Plants - Question 1

Male gametes in pollen grain reach to female gamete by

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Male gametes in pollen grain reach to female gamete by pollen tube to form zygote.

Olympiad Test: Reproduction in Plants - Question 2

Reproduction in Bryophyllum takes place by its

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Reproduction in Bryophyllum takes place by its leaf. Leaf margin contains a number of plantlets.

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Olympiad Test: Reproduction in Plants - Question 3

Female reproductive parts of flower is

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A female reproductive part of flower is carpel. Carpel consists of ovary, stigma and style.

Olympiad Test: Reproduction in Plants - Question 4

Light pollen grain is carried by

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Pollen grains are transfer from anther to stigma of another flower during pollination. Light pollen grain is carried by winds. 

The pollen grains which are very light in weight can be passed on by wind from one flower to another or to the stigma of the same flower. This is known as wind pollination. 

Olympiad Test: Reproduction in Plants - Question 5

Which of the following organism reproduce by budding

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Yeast reproduce asexually by budding in which small outgrowth is formed on the body that separate from parent body.

Olympiad Test: Reproduction in Plants - Question 6

Transfer of pollen grain from anther to stigma is called

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Transfer of pollen grain from anther to stigma is called pollination.

Olympiad Test: Reproduction in Plants - Question 7

Bread mold reproduce by

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Bread mold reproduces by spore formation. Large number of spore is formed inside the sporangium.

Olympiad Test: Reproduction in Plants - Question 8

Rose plant is grown by

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Rose plant is grown by stem cutting in which small part of stem is placed in moist soil to form root.

Olympiad Test: Reproduction in Plants - Question 9

It is more economical to propagate potato through

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It is more economical to propagate potato through piece of tuber containing eyes as each eye produce bud.

Olympiad Test: Reproduction in Plants - Question 10

Mature ovule forms

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Mature ovule forms seeds inside the ovary and ovary mature to form fruits.

Olympiad Test: Reproduction in Plants - Question 11

Most common means of pollination is

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The most common type of pollination in insects in land plants. Bees are the oldest group of insects and alone pollinate about 80% entemophilous flowers. Wind pollination is the most common type of abiotic pollination.

Olympiad Test: Reproduction in Plants - Question 12

Potato used as vegetable is ____________ part of potato plant.

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Potato used as vegetable is modified stem of potato plant. Food is stored inside the potato tuber.

Olympiad Test: Reproduction in Plants - Question 13

Banana is a _______________ plant.

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Banana is a monocot plant as contain leaf having parallel venation.

Olympiad Test: Reproduction in Plants - Question 14

Fragmentation is mode of asexual reproduction in

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Fragmentation is mode of asexual reproduction in which body parts splits into two or more parts to develop as new plant.

Olympiad Test: Reproduction in Plants - Question 15

In lower organisms asexual reproduction takes place by

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In lower organisms asexual reproduction takes place by fission and budding.

Olympiad Test: Reproduction in Plants - Question 16

In asexual reproduction

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In asexual reproduction gametes formation do not occurs and single parent is involved.

Olympiad Test: Reproduction in Plants - Question 17

The mode of reproduction in which plants parts are used to develop new plant is called

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The mode of reproduction in which plants parts are used to develop new plant is called vegetative propagation. Cutting, layering and grafting is common means of vegetative propagation.

Olympiad Test: Reproduction in Plants - Question 18

Small bulb like projection coming out of the yeast cell is called

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Small bulb like projection coming out of the yeast cell is called bud. Bud detach from the parent body to form new organism.

Olympiad Test: Reproduction in Plants - Question 19

Onion is propagated through its

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Onion is propagated through its bulbs, vegetative mode of propagation.

Olympiad Test: Reproduction in Plants - Question 20

Flowers with both Androecium and the Gynoecium are called 

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Bisexual flowers have both male (androecium) and female (gynoecium) reproductive structures, including stamens and an ovary.

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