Sexual Reproduction in Angiosperms
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Is there any relationship between the number of ovules in an ovary and the number of seeds present in a fruit?
How are fruits and seeds formed?
Reason: Seeds are not produced in potato and sugarcane.
Select the correct option with respect to the above description.
- Both assertion and reason are correct and reason is the correct explanation of assertion.
- Both assertion and reason are correct. But reason is not the correct explanation of assertion.
- Assertion is incorrect but reason is correct.
- Both assertion and reason are incorrect.
Maize, Oat, Sorghum, Jowar, Barley, Bajra, Ragi, Blackgram, Pea, Green gram, Wheat, Rice
- Oat, Sorghum Pea, Green gram
- Barley, Oat, Sorghum, Jowar, Bajra,
- Maize, Rice, Wheat, Barley, Oat, Sorghum
- Bajra, Ragi, Maize , Rice, Jowar
Cardamom is known as the
X → Embryo → Y → New plant
- X - Zygote, Y - Embryo sac
- X - Zygote, Y - Seed
- X - Endosperm, Y - Seed
- X - Seed, Y - Zygote
- gametes, asexual
- spores, sexual
- gametes, sexual
- buds, sexual
Ovary matures to form the __(i)_____ while ovule forms ____(ii)____.
(i) seed, (ii) fruit
(i) carpel, (ii) fruit
(i) fruit, (ii) seed
(i) seed, (ii) cotyledons
A. Pollen lands on stigma.
B. Pollen tube bursts and releases the male gametes.
C. Pollen tube is formed.
D. Male gamete fuses with the egg.
Choose the option which represents the correct sequence of events?
- A → B → C → D
- A → C → B → D
- A → D → B → C
- A → D → C → B
From which part of a flower, an embryo, seeds and fruits are formed?
Fertilisation is the change of ovary into a fruit.
- True
- False
Seed is a modified ____________.
Style
Ovule
Carpel
Ovary
Column AColumn B(a)Endosperm(i)Carpel(b)Zygote(ii)Haploid(c)Stigma(iii)Nutrition(d)Gametes(iv)Fertilisation
- a - i, b - iv, c -iii, d - ii
- a - ii, b - iii, c - iv, d - i
- a - iii, b - iv, c - i, d - ii
- a - iv, b - iii, c - ii, d - i
Seeds are formed by the maturation of the
Ovary
Ovum
Ovule
All of these
A mature ovary develops into a __________.
i - Development
ii - Gamete formation and gamete transfer
iii - Fertilisation
- i→ii→iii
- i→iii→ii
- ii→iii→i
- iii→ii→i
- After fertilisation, X dand Y dries and fall off.
- After fertilisation, X develop into seed and Y develops into fruit.
- After fertilisation, X develops into fruit and Y develops into seed.
- After fertilisation, X develops into seed coat and Y develops into endosperm.
i. Seeds are small, hard and dry with or without fruit wall.
ii. They are generally described as cereals.
iii. Produced primarily by grasses belonging to the family Poaceae.
iii. It accounts for more than 85% of the total productivity in the world.
- Cash crop
- None of the above
- Covered crop
- Cereal crop
What is an ovule? [1 MARK]
- True
- False
Why ovary has stigma?
All of the above
To provide surface for pollination
To make flower attractive
To trap insects
- Both Assertion and Reason are correct and Reason is the correct explanation for Assertion
- Both Assertion and Reason are correct but Reason is not the correct explanation for Assertion
- Assertion is correct but Reason is incorrect
- Both Assertion and Reason are incorrect
Considering the above description, which of the following represents the correct sequence in the life cycle of plants?
- Flowers → Fruits → Plant→ Seed
- Plant → Seeds → Flowers → Fruits
- Seed → Plant → Flowers → Fruits
- Fruits → Flowers → Seed → Plant
- fruit
- flower
- root
- seed
- Gynoecium - Ovary
- Androecium - Anther
- Gynoecium - Style
- Androecium - Filament
- Pollination → Male gamete reaches the ovule → Fertilisation → Fruit formation
- Male gamete reaches the ovule → Pollination → Fruit formation → Fertilisation
- Male gamete reaches the ovule → Pollination → Fertilisation → Fruit formation
- Pollination → Fertilisation → Male gamete reaches the ovule → Fruit formation
- Mimosoidae
- Cruciferae
- Solanaceae
- Papilionaceae
- zygote
- embryo
- seed
- fruit