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in germplasm collection, are all the plants of the same species or different?

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Different species seeds are collected and stored.

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Q. Regarding assertion and reason, which is the correct option
Assertion [A]: A breeder can manipulate the different combinations of alleles in a germplasm in order to begin the process of creating a superior plant.
Reason [R]: The main objective of germplasm collection is to preserve the genetic diversity or genetic stock.

Q. Regarding assertion and reason, which is the correct option
Assertion [A]: A breeder can dig into a germplasm to manipulate different combination of alleles in order to begin the process of creating a superior plant.
Reason [R]: The main objective of germplasm collection is preservation of genetic diversity of a particular plant or genetic stock for its use in future.

Genus represents

(a) an individual plant or animal

(b) a collection of plants or animals

(c) group of closely related species of plants or animals

(d) None of the above

Q. A student collected 15 stamens from various flowers of different plant species. She arranged them on a slide to observe them. Select the most probable observations.
i) All flowers had stamens of the same length.
ii) Different flowers had stamens of different shapes and lengths.
iii) All flowers had stamens attached to them in a similar fashion.

Q. Regarding assertion and reason, which is the correct option
Assertion [A]: A breeder can manipulate the different combinations of alleles in a germplasm in order to begin the process of creating a superior plant.
Reason [R]: The main objective of germplasm collection is to preserve the genetic diversity or genetic stock.

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