After the cell has undergone mitosis, the amount of DNA in daughter cells will be:
A.Equal to the parent cell
B.Half of the parent cell
C.Double of the parent cell
D.None of the above
A.Equal to the parent cell
B.Half of the parent cell
C.Double of the parent cell
D.None of the above
A.Sex-influenced character
B.Polygamy
C.Sex-linked character
D.Sex-quantitative character
A.Mitotically
B.Meiotically
C.Mitotically and Meiotically
D.None of these
A.Qualitative character
B.Oligogenic character
C.Quantitative character
D.Multiple-allelic character
A.Male fertile and can restore fertility
B.Male sterile but can restore fertility
C.Male sterile but cannot restore fertility
D.Male fertile but cannot restore fertility
A.Carrot
B.Okara
C.Brinjal
D.Broccoli
A.Reduced protective tissues
B.Feebly developed root system
C.Spongy stem
D.All the above
A.Dioecious
B.Monoecious
C.Polygamous
D.None of above
A.Mutation
B.Variation
C.Heredity
D.Adaptation
A.Radical
B.Plumule
C.Hypophysis
D.Any part of the plant body other than the radical