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Reproduction in flowering plants

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
Date
1.

There are 10 flowers in one individual plant of Crotolaria (having 10 stamens in each flower). In each microsporangium of every stamen of all the flowers, there are 30 MMC. How many pollengrains are formed from that plant?

a)

48,000

b)

24,000

c)

10,000

d)

4,000

2.

Which of the following have uni sexual flowers

a)

Papaya

b)

Coconut

c)

Palms

d)

All of the above

3.

1. Male gametes in angiosperms are formed by the division of

a)

Microspore

b)

Microspore mother cell

c)

Generative cell

d)

Vegetative Cell

4.

Flowers which have single ovule in the ovary are packed into an inflorescence are usually pollinated by:

a)

Bees

b)

Wind

c)

Bats

d)

Water

5.

A dioecious flowering plants prevents both:

a)

Autogamy and geitonogamy

b)

Geitonogamy and Xenogamy

c)

Cleistogamy and xenogamy

d)

Autogamy and xenogamy

6.

Pollen grains represent

a)

The future sporophyte

b)

Sporophyte

c)

Gametophyte

d)

male gametophyte

7.

Attractants and rewards are required for

a)

Entamophily

b)

Hydrophily

c)

Cleistogamy

d)

Anemophily

8.

Functional megaspore in angiosperms develops into:

a)

Embryo

b)

Endosperm

c)

Ovule

d)

Embryosac

9.

The phenomenon of male and female structures maturing at two different times is

a)

Dichogamy

b)

Heterostyly

c)

Herkogamy

d)

Dioecious

10.

Which one of the following statement is correct:

a)

Hard outer layer of pollen grain is called intine.

b)

Sporogenous tissue is haploid

c)

Endothecium produces microspores

d)

Tapetum nourishes the developing pollen.

11.

Advantage of Cleistogamy is

a)

Higher genetic variability

b)

More vigorous offspring

c)

No dependence of pollinators

d)

Vivipary

12.

When pollen is transferred from anther of a flower to stigma of another flower of the same plant it is referred to as:

a)

Allogamy

b)

Xenogamy

c)

Geitonogamy

d)

Autogamy

13.

Stamen show homology with

a)

Megasporophyll

b)

Microsporophyll

c)

Gametophyte

d)

Male cone

14.

The plant part consists of two generations one within the other, is

a)

Germinated pollen grain

b)

Embryo

c)

Seed

d)

Unfertilized ovule

15.

One of them cannot exhibit both autogamy and geitonogamy:

a)

Castor

b)

Maize

c)

Papaya

d)

Cucumber

16.

In flowering plants a mature gametophyte is derived from a pollen mother cell by:

a)

Two meiotic and two mitotic divisions

b)

Three mitotic and one meiotic divisions

c)

Single meiotic and one mitotic division

d)

One meiotic and two mitotic divisions

17.

The hilum is a scar on the:

a)

Seed where funicle was attached

b)

Fruits where it was attached to pedicel

c)

Fruit, where style was present

d)

Seed where micropyle was present

18.

The arrangement of nuclei in a normal Embryosac in the dicot plant is:

a)

2+3+3

b)

3+2+3

c)

2+4+2

d)

3+3+2

19.

Which one of the following pairs in angiosperms are diploid and triploid respectively:

a)

Polar nucleus and Secondary Nucleus

b)

Micro spore mother cell and egg cell

c)

Secondary nucleus and endosperm

d)

Endosperm and antipodal cells

20.

Which one of the following ma requires pollinators, but genetically similar to autogamy:

a)

Cleistogamy

b)

Xenogamy

c)

Apogamy

d)

Geitonogamy

21.

The direction of micropyle in anatropous ovule

a)

Downward

b)

Right

c)

Upward

d)

Left

22.

Double fertilization is discovered by:

a)

S. G. Navaschin

b)

P. Maheshwari

c)

Strasburger

d)

Both A & B

23.

Which among the following plant is pollinated by birds:

a)

Champaka

b)

Jasmine

c)

Butea

d)

Tomato

24.

Which one of the following statements is wrong?

a)

When pollen is shed at two-called stage, double fertilization take place.

b)

Pollen grains in some plants remain viable for months

c)

Intine is made up of cellulose and pectin

d)

Vegetative cell is larger than generative cell

25.

Chirapterophily is

a)

Pollination by Ants

b)

Pollination by birds

c)

Pollination by bats

d)

Pollination by snails