A fruit, which develops from an inflorescence, is known as:
A.Simple fruit
B.Aggregate fruit
C.Composite fruit
D.None of these
A.Simple fruit
B.Aggregate fruit
C.Composite fruit
D.None of these
A.Britisher
B.German
C.Dutch
D.American
A.Monosomic
B.Nullisomic
C.Tetrasomic
D.Trisomic
A.Test cross
B.Single cross
C.Back cross
D.None of them
A.Monoploid
B.Monosomic
C.Trisomic
D.Tetrasonic
A.Fossils
B.Models
C.Traces
D.None of the above
A.Ascending
B.Pendulous
C.Suspended
D.All of the above
A.Advanced generation seed mixtures obtained from high yielding intervarietal or interracial crosses
B.Hybrid directly from intervarietal crosses
C.Recurrent selection for specific combining ability
D.The hybrid of an inbred with an open-pollinated variety