Self-incompatibility is controlled by_________?
A. Multiple alleles
B. Polygenes
C. Plasmogenes
D. Both B and C
Self-incompatibility is controlled by_________? Read More »
Plant Breeding and Genetics A. Multiple alleles
B. Polygenes
C. Plasmogenes
D. Both B and C
Self-incompatibility is controlled by_________? Read More »
Plant Breeding and Genetics A. Functional pollen
B. Sterile pollen
C. Sterile anther
D. All of these
Male sterility is absence of_________? Read More »
Plant Breeding and Genetics A. S*x linked trait
B. S*x influenced trait
C. S*x limited trait
D. None of above
Colour blindness is a________? Read More »
Plant Breeding and Genetics A. East Asia
B. North America
C. West Africa
D. South America
The centre of origin of sunflower is__________? Read More »
Plant Breeding and Genetics A. Samara
B. Achene
C. Caryopsis
D. Phyxis
The seed of sunflower is called_________? Read More »
Plant Breeding and Genetics A. Pistillate
B. Staminate
C. Bisexual
D. Usually sterile
The disc florets of sunflower is__________? Read More »
Plant Breeding and Genetics A. Sterile
B. Pistillate
C. Bisexual
D. Staminate
The ray florets of sunflower is usually? Read More »
Plant Breeding and Genetics A. 25-35%
B. 50-60%
C. 35-40%
D. 45-55%
The oil content in sunflower is________? Read More »
Plant Breeding and Genetics A. Paddy
B. Wheat
C. Sorghum
D. Maize
Which one of the following is not a cereal crop? Read More »
Plant Breeding and Genetics A. Plastids
B. Protoplasm
C. Membrane
D. Nuclear and membrane
The cellular structure which always disappears during mitosis is___________________? Read More »
Agriculture Mcqs, Plant Breeding and Genetics