A plant bearing both male and female flowers is said to be:
A.Dioecious
B.Monoecious
C.Polygamous
D.None of 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
A.Latin America
B.Mesopotamia
C.Europe and N. Africa
D.South Asia and South Africa
A.Two nuclei
B.Three nuclei
C.Four nuclei
D.Eight nuclei
A.Sex linked character
B.Sex limited character
C.Sex-influenced character
D.None of the above
A.Monoecious
B.Dioecious
C.Polygamous
D.None of the above
A.Destruction of the bases
B.Destruction of the double helix
C.Shifting of a portion of the helix and bases
D.Alterations of sequences of base in DNA
A.Polyploidy
B.Pedigree method of breeding
C.Mutation breeding
D.Backcross method of breeding
A.Number of homozygote produces by selfing a F1
B.Number of types of gametes produced by F1
C.Number of types of heterozygote produced by selling F1
D.None of the above