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प्रश्न
Explain various categories of apomixis.
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उत्तर
Categories of apomixis:
i. Recurrent apomixis:
- In this type, the embryo sac generally rises either from an archesporial cell or from some other part of the nucellus.
- In diplospory, the unreduced embryo sac is derived from the diploid megaspore mother cell e.g. Taraxacum.
- In apospory, the nucellar cells give rise to the apomictic embryo sac.
ii. Non-recurrent apomixis:
- In this type, the megaspore mother cell undergoes usual meiotic division and a haploid embryo sac is formed.
- Here, the embryo arises either from the egg by parthenogenesis or from some other haploid cells of gametophyte through apogamy.
- Plants produced by this method are generally sterile and do not reproduce sexually, e.g. Nicotiana.
iii. Adventive Embryony:
- In this type, embryos may develop from somatic nucellus or integuments along with normal zygotic embryo.
- It is common in Mango, Orange, Lemon, etc. It gives rise to a condition called polyembryony.
संबंधित प्रश्न
Identify the CORRECT statements with respect to non-recurrent apomixis.
i. Plants produced by this method are generally sterile and do not reproduce sexually.
ii. In this, megaspore mother cell undergoes usual meiotic division and a haploid embryo sac is formed.
A form of asexual reproduction that mimics sexual reproduction is ______.
Are pollination and fertilization necessary in apomixis? Give reasons.
Apomixis was classified by whom?
What is the key bypass in Apomixis?
What happens to the megaspore mother cell (MMC) in Apospory?
Why is Adventive Embryony also called Sporophytic Budding?
Adventive embryos developing alongside the normal zygotic embryo give rise to what?
Which is an example of non-recurrent apomixis?
What is Apogamy?
