What is the developmental basis for the shorter stems of high-yielding rice and wheat?

Q: What is the genetic basis of the wrinkled phenotype of pea seed?

A: Phenotype is the physical appearance of the trait which is observable.

Q: What is the function of a large pinna?

A: The human ear is a structure that provides sensitivity for sounds. From an anatomical point of view,…

Q: How does the order of red and far-redillumination affect seed germination?

A: Seed germination is defined as the fundamental process by which different plant species grow from a…

Q: In sunflower, Are the ovules attached at the bottom, the side, or the apex of the locule? How many…

A: The members of the Asteraceae or Compositae family include mostly herbs, shrubs, and few trees. The…

Q: What is pollinator ? Define the process of pllination ?

A: Pollinators:                  An animal that causes plants to make fruits or seeds is recognized as…

Q: Smooth seed shape is dominant to wrinkled. F2 generation is as follows: 3/4 smooth : 1/4 wrinkled.…

A: Gregor Mendel experimented on garden pea.This was because peas possesses four important qualities:…

Q: In most parts of the world, commercial potato crops are produced asexually by planting tubers.…

A: Growing potatoes mainly includes asexual generation through planting tubers. This strategy is…

Q: How is seed dispersal effected in coconut

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Q: For what the genetically modified brinjal has been developed in india?

A: The genetically modified brinjal has been developed in India for giving resistance against…

Q: Why are pollen grains produced in enormous quantity in maize?

A: Pollen grains in maize are very light in weight so that they can be easily carried by winds.  Pollen…

Q: How can you identify the cross-section of a eudicot root from a eudicot stem?

A: Dicotyledonae plants are also called eudicot, are angiosperms that have two seeds and two leaves.…

Q: List at least three different properties that have been acquired by crop plants via genetic…

A: Genetic engineering is also known as genetic manipulation. In this process, an organism’s genetic…

Q: What are the advantages of breeding for disease-resistance in plants?

A: Plants resistant to disease are protected from any pathogen attack and it depends on plant genetic…

Q: What is the difference between self-pollination and cross-pollination? If pollen is transferred from…

A: NOTE:- As you have posted a question with multiple sub-parts, we will answer the first part for you,…

Q: Monoecious plants such as corn have either staminate or carpelate flowers. Knowing what you do about…

A: a. Expression of B-type genes in presumptive carpels will transform them into stamens resulting in a…

Q: What is the effect of replacing the shoot tip with IAA?

A: Hormones are known as chemical messengers of living organisms. Animals and plants have several…

Q: How does the order of red and farred illumination affect seed germination?

A: The phytochromes are a family of chromo proteins with a linear tetrapyrrole chromophore, similar to…

Q: How two genes interact to produce seed colors in lentils?

A: Genes come in pairs and are responsible for the inheritance and expression of the associated…

Q: What is shoot senescence? What Changes Occur during shoot Senescence? what Structural changes…

A: Senescence is the process of cellular aging. It is characterized by a decrease in cell proliferation…

Q: What are the external factors on seedling growth? and what are their effects in seed growth and…

A: External factors and their effect on seedling growth and germination. 1. Water- there are enzymes…

Q: What is the specific mode of action of glyphosate in emerged crops

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Q: What is plant breeding?

A: Plants are the basic source of our food. Over 50% of the world supply of food comes from several…

Q: What are the major steps involved in Plant breeding?

A: Plant breeding is done to create desired plant types that are better suited for cultivation, give…

Q: How do class A, B, and C genes in plants work together to determine the structures of the flower?

A: ABC model was proposed to explain how homeotic genes control organ identity. The strength of the…

Q: What is a feasible explanation why there is lesser percentage of germination and growth rate in…

A: The metabolic and growth rates of cells are affected by temperature. Different varieties of seeds,…

Q: are the storage roots of sweet potato (ipomoea batatas) and the tubers of potato (solanum tuberosum)…

A: Analogous structures are those structures which are different in their basic structure and…

Q: What are the different modifications of adventitious roots? Explain with examples.

A: Adventitious Roots:  Adventitious roots are nonroot plant roots that arise during normal development…

Q: What are plant breeding for developing resistence to insect pests?

A: Insects tend to attack all the economic plant varieties leadingg to minimal to extensive losses in…

Q: What would you expect a flower to look like in a plant that lacked both class A and class B genes?…

A: Timing of flower formation is affected by the plant size, length of the day, and different genes.…

Q: Write the introduction for What are the effects of motor oil on the plant height and leaf size of…

A: Phytoremediation is a low-cost solution for treating contaminated soils in place. This study looked…

Q: Provide a brief discussion on the development of the parts of the mature corn seed and monggo seed

A: * The corn plant is a annual grass that has a  erect, solid stem. *Thry contains narrow leaves with…

Q: What is the growing cycle of a sweet potato and state its requirements for water, nutrients, and…

A: The family pf morning glory includes the tropical plant known as the sweet potato. You can observe…

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