Structure of a Dicot Seed
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Persistent nucellus in the seed is known as:
Tegmen
Chalaza
Perisperm
Hilum
a. Pollen grain and anther
b. Male gamete and pollen grain
c. Seed and endosperm
d. Embryo sac and ovule
- a and c
- b and d
- b only
- b, c and d
Give two examples of each of the following:
Fleshy fruits.
- Mango
- Apple
- Coconut
- Watermelon
The annular and spirally thickened conducting elements generally develop in the protoxylem when the root or stem is?
maturing
differentiating
widening
elongating
In an exalbuminous seed
The endosperm is formed prior to fertilization
The endosperm is formed after fertilization and the mature seed lacks endosperm
The mature seed contains endosperm
Endosperm formation itself is absent
Which of these is a dicot seed with endosperm?
Orchid
Castor
Pea
Sorghum
The mature seeds of plants such as gram and peas possess no endosperm, because
(a) these plants are not angiosperms
(b) there is no double fertilisation in them
(c) endosperm is not formed in them
(d) endosperm gets used by the developing embryo during seed development
- Micropyle
- Plumule
- Aleurone layer
- Cotyledon
In which of the following fruits is the edible part is the aril?
Apple
Peach
Litchi
Orange
Reason: The epicotyl terminates with radicle or root tip and hypocotyl terminates with plumule or shoot tip.
- Both assertion and reason are true and reason is the correct explanation of assertion.
- Both assertion and reason are true but reason is not the correct explanation of assertion.
- The assertion is true but reason is false.
- Both assertion and reason are false.
- A- Endosperm, B – Seed coat, C – Cotyledon, D – Shoot apical meristem, E – Root tip, F – Hypocotyl root axis
- A- Seed coat, B – Endosperm, C – Cotyledon, D – Shoot apical meristem, E – Root tip, F – Hypocotyl root axis
- A- Endosperm, B – Seed coat, C – Cotyledon, D – Shoot apical meristem, E – Hypocotyl root axis, F – Root tip
- A- Seed coat, B – Hypocotyl root axis, C – Shoot apical meristem, D – Cotyledon, E – Root tip, F – Endosperm
Is rice an endospermic seed?
The term 'totipotency' refers to the capacity of a
Cell to generate a whole plant
Cell to enlarge in size
Seed to germinate
Bud to generate a whole plant
- only radicle and plumule.
- only radicle, plumule and endosperm
- only radicle and cotyledons.
- radicle, plumule, cotyledons and sometimes endosperm.
Which of the following is not a characteristic of hypogeal germination?
In hypogeal germination the cotyledons are not pushed above the ground.
The epicotyl is the upper portion of the axis of the seedling.
Pea, mango, and rice are the examples of hypogeal germination.
The portion between the cotyledons and the radicle is known as hypocotyl.
- Strawberry
- Apple
- Mango
- Cashew nut
Does salt help seed germination?
- Mn
- Zn
- Fe
- Ca
- protect the seed
- help in respiration
- store food for the embryo
- absorb water for the seed
- Secondary xylem
- Secondary phloem
- Protoxylem
- Cortical cells
- Fruits that develop only from the ovary.
- Parthenocarpic fruits.
- Fruits that develop from other floral parts including ovary.
- Fruits that have no seeds.
- Endosperm
- Ovary
- Thalamus
- Nucellus
I. Perisperm II. Endosperm III.Cotyledons IV. Hypocotyl
- I, II
- II, III
- I, II, III
- All
- Brassica rapa
- Brassica juncea
- Brassica campestris
- Brassica nigra
- Placenta
- Perianth
- Perianth + sepals
- Perianth + Placenta