Multiple Choice Questions

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Crossing over in diploid organisms is responsible for

  • dominance of genes

  • linkage between genes

  • recombination of linked genes

  • segregation of alleles


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recombination of linked genes

Crossing over is a process that produces new combinations (recombination) of genes by interchanging of corresponding segments between non-sister chromatids of homologous chromosomes ie, the crossing over is responsible for recombination of linked genes in diploid organisms.


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The edible part of apple/ pear is

  • cotyledons

  • thalamus/ receptacle

  • mesocarp

  • endocarp


First geneticist, father of genetics was

  • de Vries

  • Mendel

  • Darwin

  • Morgan


Enzyme required for transcription is

  • RNAse

  • Endonuclease

  • RNA polymerase

  • DNA polymerase


What is true about a gamo spermous apospory?

  • Formation of embryo from egg of embryo sac proliferated from a nucellar cell

  • Formation of embryo from egg of embryo sac formed directly from megaspore mother cell

  • Formation of embryo directly from nucellus

  • Formation of embryo directly from integument


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A simple technology has been developed in India for plant breeders and farmers to use two plants as biofertilizers for growing rice. These are

  • Azotobacter and Rhizobium

  • Chlorella and Spirulina

  • Azolla and nitrogen fixing blue-green algae

  • Riccia and Marchantia


Plasmid is

  • small extrachromosomal circular self replicating DNA that can carry genes into host organism

  • bacteriophage

  • DNA found in mitochondria

  • DNA incorporated in bacterial chromosome


The process of multiplication of DNA from DNA is known as

  • replication

  • transversion

  • transcription

  • translation


Anthesis means

  • growth of pollen tube inside the carpel

  • dehiscence of anthers

  • opening of floral bud

  • emergence of anthers


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Seed which are able to withstand reduction in moisture and temperature are called

  • dormant seeds

  • recalcitrant seeds

  • orthodox seeds

  • non- viable seeds