Reproduction mechanism in plants are through flower. Flowers are the plant’s reproductive structures , flowers are usually both male and female, and are brightly colored to attract insects to help them carry pollen used for sexual reproduction. It is also true that not all flowers are colorful.In that case , flowers usually use the wind for pollination.
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1 pointsIn a mature ovule,if helium is close to micropyle, then the ovule is called:
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1 pointsIn a fully developed male gametophyte,no of nuclei is :
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1 pointsTapetum layer around the pollen sac is meant for :
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1 pointsIn which of the following germination of embryo occurs, when fruit is still attached to the plant?
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1 pointsJuvenile phase fail to flower because:
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1 pointsIn angiosperms embryo sac represents:
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1 pointsIn anther,meiosis occurs in :
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1 pointsFusion of egg with male gamete is called :
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1 pointsThe Pollengrain is related to the embryo sac as:
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1 pointsWhat is the collar like outgrowth developing fromthe base of the ovule and forming a sort of third integument?
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