Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants

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Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants: Overview

This topic covers concepts, such as Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants, Flowers, Unisexual Flowers, Bisexual Flowers, Petals, Sepals, Stamens, Anthers, Filaments of Anthers, Pollen Grains, Carpels, Ovary of a Flower, Ovules, Style of a Flower, Stigma of a Flower, Pollination, Self-pollination, Cross-pollination, Germination of Pollen on Stigma, Pollen Tubes, Fertilization, Fertilization in Flowering Plants, Fruits, Seeds of a Plant, Seed Germination, Cotyledons, Plumule & Radicle etc.

Important Questions on Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants

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Number of male gametes present in pollen tube are

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Selected the odd one from the following :

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Unisexual flowers occur in which of the following plants

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Pollen grain of a plant (2n = 28) are cultured to produce callus tissues by tissue culture methods. What would be the chromosome number in the cells of callus?

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Double fertilisation is characteristic of

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The transfer of pollen grains from the anther to stigma is termed as

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The example of the unisexual flower is

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Pollen grains are produced by

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Pollination in maize held by

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The anther contains

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Which of the following plant tip has quiescent centre

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In the given figure parts marked A, Band C subsequently are-

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The embryo sac is found in

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Observe the diagrammatic representation of the longitudinal section of the flower. Select the correct statement :

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Development and formation of pollen grains in anther of the stamen is known as:

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The flower which contains both stamens and carpels they are called bisexual flowers. Which of the following flower pair is bisexual?

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Match column I with column II and choose the correct option.

Column A Column B
(i) Salvia (a) Wind
(ii) Paddy (b) Ant
(iii) Vallisneria (c) Insect
(iv) Fig (d) Water

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From which of the following, endosperm is formed.

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What are wind-pollinated flowers called?

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In plants "Auxin” is used for

(a) division of cells

(b) ripening of fruits

(c) root growth inhibition

(d) elongation and division of cells