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Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants

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Flower Structure

Subtopic

Flower Structure under Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants for Grade 12 CBSE.

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  1. 1.

    Sexual reproduction in flowering plants takes place in which specialized structure?

    A.

    Leaf

    B.

    Stem

    C.

    Root

    D.

    Flower

  2. 2.

    Which of the following is the innermost whorl of a complete flower?

    A.

    Androecium

    B.

    Corolla

    C.

    Gynoecium

    D.

    Calyx

  3. 3.

    The 'unit' of the corolla is a:

    A.

    Sepal

    B.

    Tepal

    C.

    Petal

    D.

    Stamen

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Pre-fertilization: Structures and Events

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Pre-fertilization: Structures and Events under Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants for Grade 12 CBSE.

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  1. 1.

    In wind-pollinated flowers, how many ovules are generally present in each ovary?

    A.

    Many

    B.

    Two

    C.

    A single ovule

    D.

    Four

  2. 2.

    Which part of the embryo sac contains the two polar nuclei before they fuse?

    A.

    Synergid

    B.

    Antipodal

    C.

    Central cell

    D.

    Egg cell

  3. 3.

    The gynoecium of Michelia is characterized as:

    A.

    Syncarpous

    B.

    Multicarpellary apocarpous

    C.

    Monocarpellary

    D.

    Bithecous

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Pollination and Pollen-Pistil Interaction

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Pollination and Pollen-Pistil Interaction under Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants for Grade 12 CBSE.

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  1. 1.

    Wind-pollinated flowers often have a single _______ in each ovary.

    A.

    Stamen

    B.

    Ovule

    C.

    Petal

    D.

    Sepal

  2. 2.

    The pollen grains in 40%40\% of flowering plants are shed at the _______ stage.

    A.

    2-celled

    B.

    3-celled

    C.

    4-celled

    D.

    Single-celled

  3. 3.

    Which structure guides the pollen tube into one of the synergids?

    A.

    Egg cell

    B.

    Filiform apparatus

    C.

    Central cell

    D.

    Antipodal cells

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Double Fertilization

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Double Fertilization under Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants for Grade 12 CBSE.

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  1. 1.

    In angiosperms, the endosperm is a ______-fertilization structure.

    A.

    Pre

    B.

    Post

    C.

    Non

    D.

    Pre-meiotic

  2. 2.

    What is the ploidy level of the nucellus in an angiosperm ovule?

    A.

    Haploid (nn)

    B.

    Diploid (2n2n)

    C.

    Triploid (3n3n)

    D.

    Tetraploid (4n4n)

  3. 3.

    Before triple fusion, the central cell in a mature embryo sac usually contains:

    A.

    One haploid nucleus

    B.

    Two polar nuclei

    C.

    Three antipodal nuclei

    D.

    One diploid zygote

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Post-fertilization: Development of Endosperm and Embryo

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Post-fertilization: Development of Endosperm and Embryo under Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants for Grade 12 CBSE.

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  1. 1.

    The process of development of an embryo from a zygote is called:

    A.

    Parthenogenesis

    B.

    Embryogeny

    C.

    Apomixis

    D.

    Polyembryony

  2. 2.

    A mature embryo of a dicotyledonous plant has:

    A.

    One cotyledon and a coleoptile

    B.

    Two cotyledons and an embryonal axis

    C.

    A scutellum and a coleorhiza

    D.

    Only a radicle and a plumule without an axis

  3. 3.

    Which of the following is common to both monocot and dicot embryo development?

    A.

    Presence of two cotyledons

    B.

    Early stages of embryogeny

    C.

    Presence of a scutellum

    D.

    Presence of a coleoptile

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Development of Seed and Formation of Fruit

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Development of Seed and Formation of Fruit under Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants for Grade 12 CBSE.

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  1. 1.

    Which of the following plants produces a fruit with thousands of tiny seeds?

    A.

    Mango

    B.

    Coconut

    C.

    Orchid

    D.

    Pea

  2. 2.

    Dehydration of the seed helps the plant to:

    A.

    Start immediate growth

    B.

    Survive unfavorable conditions

    C.

    Increase water uptake

    D.

    Attract pollinators

  3. 3.

    A mature ovule is known as the:

    A.

    Fruit

    B.

    Seed

    C.

    Embryo sac

    D.

    Stigma

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Apomixis and Polyembryony

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Apomixis and Polyembryony under Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants for Grade 12 CBSE.

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  1. 1.

    Which of the following describes the embryos in a polyembryonic Citrus seed?

    A.

    One is zygotic, others are nucellar

    B.

    All are formed by the fusion of gametes

    C.

    All are haploid

    D.

    They are all genetically different from each other

  2. 2.

    The term for the development of an embryo from a cell other than the egg within the embryo sac (like a synergid) without fertilization is:

    A.

    Apogamy

    B.

    Apospory

    C.

    Parthenogenesis

    D.

    Syngamy

  3. 3.

    In which process does the maternal sporophytic tissue directly give rise to an embryo?

    A.

    Adventive embryony

    B.

    Double fertilization

    C.

    Triple fusion

    D.

    Amphimixis

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