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WorksheetsPlant breeding basics and History
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
Which of the following is example for Often cross pollinated crop?
Sorghum
Almond
Banana
Cherry
Medicago sativa is a
Normally self pollinated crop
Normally Cross pollinated crop
Often cross pollinated crop
both a & b
Which of the following is NOT a normally self pollinated crop?
Barley
Wheat
Ragi
Cotton
In 700B.C. Assyrians and Babylonians hand pollinated
Maize
Wheat
Date palms
Coconut
'Fairchild' is the first artificial hybrid of
Carnations and Sweet William
Daisy and Rose
Sunflower and Rose
Rose and Chrysanthemum
Concept of Progeny testing was introduced by
Van der Plank
Vimorin
M.S. Swaminathan
Thomas Fairchild
Who discovered the unit factors of inheritance by doing series of plant hybridisation experiments in 1866?
John Hopkins
Muller
Mendel
Hardy
Who proposed the centres of Origin theory?
Mendel
Hopkins
Vilmorin
Vavilov
Polyploidy can be induced using
Harmones
GAA
IAA
Colchicines
Nobel prize for green revolution was given to
.M.S. Swaminathan
Borlaug
Thomson
Johannesberg
Which of the following is NOT a normally Self-pollinated crop?
a. Carica sp.
b. Ricinus sp.
c. Cucumis Sp.
d. All of these
Which of the following chemical can be used as a gametocide for wheat?
a. Colchicine
b. Maleic hydrazide
c. Sodium methyl arsenate
d.Ethrel
In Malus domestica the pistil of a flower becomes receptive before its anthers mature. This condition is called
a. Self-incompatibility
b. Dichogamy
c. Protandry
d. Protgyny
Chasmogamy is an adaptation for
a. Self-pollination
b. Cross pollination
c. Inbreeding depression
d. all of these
The progeny test was proposed by
a. Johansen
b. Vilmorin
c. Van der planck
d. Hull
Gossypium Sp. is a good example for _________ Pollinated crops
a. Normally self
b. Normally Cross
c. both a & b
d. Often Cross
After fertilization the ovule develops into -----
a. seed
b. endosperm
c. embryo
d. fruit
. The out-breeding enhancement in which the offspring shows increased biological quality is termed as
a. Inbreeding depression
b. Hybrid vigour
c. Heterosis
d. both b & c
