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Evaluation [Pages 32 - 34]

Samacheer Kalvi solutions for Botany [English] Class 12 TN Board 1 Asexual and Sexual Reproduction in Plants Evaluation [Pages 32 - 34]

1Page 32

Choose the correct statement from the following:

  • Gametes are involved in asexual reproduction.

  • Bacteria reproduce asexually by budding.

  • Conidia formation is a method of sexual reproduction.

  • Yeast reproduce by budding.

2Page 32

An eminent Indian embryologist is

  • S.R.Kashyap

  • P.Maheswari

  • M.S. Swaminathan

  • K.C.Mehta

3Page 32

Identify the correctly matched pair

  • Tuber - Allium cepa

  • Sucker - Pistia

  • Rhizome - Musa

  • Stolon - Zingiber

4Page 32

Pollen tube was discovered by

  • J.G.Kolreuter

  • G.B.Amici

  • E.Strasburger

  • E.Hanning

5Page 32

Size of pollen grain in Myosotis

  • 10 micrometer

  • 20 micrometer

  • 200 micrometer

  • 2000 micrometer

6Page 32

First cell of male gametophyte in angiosperm is

  • Microspore

  • megaspore

  • Nucleus

  • Primary Endosperm Nucleus

7Page 32

Match the following

I) External fertilization i) pollen grain
II) Androecium ii) anther wall

III)

Male gametophyte iii) algae
IV) Primary parietal layer iv) stamens
  • I-iv;II-i;III-ii;IV-iii

  • I-iii;II-iv;III-i;IV-ii

  • I-iii;II-iv;III-ii,IV-i

  • I-iii;II-i;III-iv;IV-ii

8Page 32

Arrange the layers of another wall from locus to periphery

  • Epidermis, middle layers, tapetum, endothecium

  • Tapetum, middle layers, epidermis, endothecium

  • Endothecium, epidermis, middle layers, tapetum

  • Tapetum, middle layers endothecium epidermis

9Page 32

Identify the incorrect pair.

  • sporopollenin – exine of pollen grain

  • tapetum – nutritive tissue for developing microspores

  • Nucellus – nutritive tissue for developing embryo

  • obturator – directs the pollen tube into micropyle

10Page 32

Assertion: Sporopollenin preserves pollen in fossil deposits.

Reason: Sporopollenin is resistant to physical and biological decomposition.

  • assertion is true; reason is false

  • assertion is false; reason is true.

  • Both Assertion and reason are not true.

  • Both Assertion and reason are true.

11Page 32

Choose the correct statement(s) about tenuinucellate ovule

  • Sporogenous cell is hypodermal

  • Ovules have fairly large nucellus

  • Ovules have fairly large nucellus

  • ovules have single layer of nucellus tissue

12Page 32

The correct order of haploid, diploid, and triploid structure in fertilized embryo sac is

  • synergid, zygote and PEN

  • synergid, antipodal and polar nuclei

  • antipodal, synergid and PEN

  • synergid, polar nuclei and zygote

13Page 32

Which of the following represent megagametophyte

  • Ovule

  • Embryo sac

  • Nucellus

  • Endosperm

14Page 33

In Haplopappus gracilis, number of chromosomes in cells of nucellus is 4. What will be the chromosome number in Primary endosperm cell?

  • 8

  • 12

  • 6

  • 2

15Page 33

Transmitting tissue is found in

  • Micropylar region of ovule

  • Pollen tube wall

  • Stylar region of gynoecium

  • Integument

16Page 33

The scar left by funiculus in the seed is

  • tegmen

  • radicle

  • epicotyl

  • hilum

17Page 33

A Plant called X possesses small flower with reduced perianth and versatile anther. The probable agent for pollination would be

  • water

  • air

  • butterflies

  • beetles

18Page 33

Consider the following statement(s)

  1. In Protandrous flowers, pistil matures earlier
  2. In Protogynous flowers, pistil matures earlier
  3. Herkogamy is noticed in unisexual flowers
  4. Distyle is present in Primula
  • I and ii are correct

  • ii and iv are correct

  • ii and iii are correct

  • I and iv are correct

19Page 33

Ruminate endosperm is found in

  • Cocos

  • Areca

  • Vallisneria

  • Arachis

20Page 33

Coelorhiza is found in

  • Paddy

  • Bean

  • Pea

  • Tridax

21Page 33

Caruncle develops from

  • funicle

  • nucellus

  • integument

  • embryo sac

22Page 33

Parthenocarpic fruits lack

  • Endocarp

  • Epicarp

  • Mesocarp

  • seed

23Page 33

In majority of plants pollen is liberated at

  • 1 celled stage

  • 2 celled stage

  • 3 celled stage

  • 4 celled stage

24Page 33

What is reproduction?

25Page 33

Mention the contribution of Hofmeister towards Embryology.

26Page 33

List out two sub-aerial stem modifications with examples.

27Page 33

What is layering?

28Page 33

What are clones?

29Page 33

How do Dioscorea reproduce vegetatively?

30Page 33

A detached leaf of Bryophyllum produces new plants. How?

31Page 33

Differentiate Grafting and Layering.

32Page 33

Write short notes on approach grafting.

33Page 33

“Tissue culture is the best method for propagating rare and endangered plant species”- Discuss.

34Page 33

Distinguish mound layering and air layering.

35Page 33

List down the advantages of conventional methods.

36Page 33

Explain the conventional methods adopted in the vegetative propagation of higher plants.

37Page 33

Highlight the milestones from the history of plant embryology.

38Page 33

Discuss the importance of Modern methods in the reproduction of plants.

39Page 33

Differentiate Secretary and invasive tapetum.

40Page 33

What is Cantharophily?

41Page 33

List any two strategy adopted by bisexual flowers to prevent self-pollination.

42Page 33

What is endothelium?

43Page 33

Name the cell which divides to form male nuclei.

44Page 33

‘The endosperm of angiosperm is different from gymnosperm’. Do you agree? Justify your answer.

45Page 34

Define the term Diplospory.

46Page 34

What is polyembryony? How it can commercially exploited.

47Page 34

Do you think parthenocarpy and apomixis are different process? Justify?

48Page 34

Why does the zygote divides only after the division of Primary endosperm cell?

49Page 34

What is Mellitophily?

50Page 34

Give examples for the Helobial endosperm.

51Page 34

‘Endothecium is associated with dehiscence of anther’ Justify the statement.

52Page 34

List out the functions of the tapetum.

53Page 34

Write a short note on Pollen kitt.

54Page 34

Distinguish tenuinucellate and crassinucellate ovules.

55Page 34

Give short notes on types of ovules.

56Page 34

‘Pollination in Gymnosperms is different from Angiosperms’ – Give reasons.

57Page 34

Write a short note on Heterostyly.

58Page 34

Enumerate the characteristic features of Entomophilous flowers.

59Page 34

Explain the pollination mechanism in Salvia.

60Page 34

Discuss the steps involved in Microsporogenesis.

61Page 34

With a suitable diagram explain the structure of an ovule.

62Page 34

Give a concise account of the steps involved in the fertilization of an angiosperm plant.

63Page 34

What is endosperm? Explain the types.

64Page 34

Explain the development of a Dicot embryo

65Page 34

Differentiate the structure of Dicot and Monocot seed.

66Page 34

Give a detailed account of parthenocarpy. Add a note on its significance.

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Concepts covered in Botany [English] Class 12 TN Board chapter 1 Asexual and Sexual Reproduction in Plants are Asexual Reproduction, Pre-fertilization in Plant: Structure and Events, Post Fertilisation in Plant: Structures and Events, Apomixis, Polyembryony, Parthenocarpy, Double Fertilization and Triple Fusion.

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