11. Due to low temperature and high rainfall the organic matter content of the soil increases at higher altitudes, with
12. Which of the following plants show shoot senescence?
13. Which of the following parts of an embryo sac, after fertilization, forms perisperm of seed?
14. The meristem which occurs between mature tissues is known as . . . . . . . . meristerm.
15. Which of the following at any given time does not show productivity of the area?
16. Which of the following coasts of Karnataka and Kerala contain Ceriops candolleana and Bruguiera eriopetala?
17. Match List-I (Scientists) with List-II (Statements regarding the morphological nature of the endosperm) and select the correct answer:
List-I
List-II
a. Hofmeister (1858)
1. Endosperm is a gametophytic structure, whose development is checked
b. Lamnnier (1887)
2. Endosperm is a second embryo, which is actually modified
c. Sargant (1900)
3. The chief function of endosperm is not that of storage, but the secretion of diastase and other enzymes
d. Haberlandt (1914)
4. Endosperm is the sporophytic tissue or the twin of an embryo
| List-I | List-II |
| a. Hofmeister (1858) | 1. Endosperm is a gametophytic structure, whose development is checked |
| b. Lamnnier (1887) | 2. Endosperm is a second embryo, which is actually modified |
| c. Sargant (1900) | 3. The chief function of endosperm is not that of storage, but the secretion of diastase and other enzymes |
| d. Haberlandt (1914) | 4. Endosperm is the sporophytic tissue or the twin of an embryo |
18. Cell elongation in internodal regions of the green plants takes place due to
19. The process in which the branches of a superior plant and an inferior plant of the same species are chiseled and tied together is known as
20. Abscission does not occur when
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