Embibe Experts Solutions for Chapter: Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants, Exercise 5: Exercise-5
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Upon fertilization what structure develops from carpel?
Which one is surrounded by callose wall?
Match the following ovular structure with post fertilization structure and select the correct alternative.
| Column I | Column II | ||
| (A) | Ovule | 1 | Micropyle |
| (B) | Funiculus | 2 | Aril |
| (C) | Nucellus | 3 | Seed |
| (D) | Micropyle | 4 | Perisperm |
Point out the odd one-
Which of the following is false fruit
Additional embryos develop from integument or Nucellus in
Dicot plants have two cotyledons in a seed. In monocot the first cotyledon is called scutellum while the second cotyledon is rudimentary and is called
Which of the following represent the correct relationship between pollen grain and embryo sac
