| 1 |
Asexual reprouction in whcih stem of a plant is buried in soil near the parent plant. |
- A. Layering
- B. Budding
- C. Cutting
- D. Grafting
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| 2 |
Sperm and eggs fuse to form. |
- A. Stamens
- B. Embryo
- C. Zygote
- D. Seed
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| 3 |
The structure which is helpful to carry sperms to the ovary. |
- A. Pollen tube
- B. Stigma
- C. Style
- D. Stigma
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| 4 |
Gamets are formed is. |
- A. Sexual reproduction
- B. Aseual reproduction
- C. Cutting
- D. Grafting
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| 5 |
Fusion of a sperm with two polar nuclei forms. |
- A. Zygote
- B. Endosperm
- C. Embryo
- D. Oveum
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| 6 |
Zygote develops into. |
- A. Ebroyo sac
- B. Embryo
- C. Endosperm
- D. Ovule
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| 7 |
Production of new plant from endergrond stem is an example of. |
- A. Sexual reproduction
- B. aseual reproduction
- C. Self pollination
- D. Cross pollination
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| 8 |
Male reproductive cell |
- A. Egg
- B. Sperm
- C. Neuron
- D. Zaygote
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| 9 |
Which is the following male reproductive part of a flower. |
- A. Carpels
- B. Eggs
- C. Sperm
- D. Stamens
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| 10 |
Zygote is formd as a result of. |
- A. Self pollination
- B. Cross pollination
- C. Fertilization
- D. Double fertiization
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