Tag: pollination, fertilization and development of endosperm and embryo
Questions Related to pollination, fertilization and development of endosperm and embryo
Hydrophily is best demonstrated by
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Nelumbium
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Vallisneria
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Nymphaea
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Ranunculus
Pollination by means of water is called as Hydrophily. In Vallisneria, the male flower is detached from the plant and it will float on the water and are bought in the contact of the stigma of the female flower.
Assertion : Insects visit flowers the gather honey.
Reason : Attraction of flowers prevents the insects from damaging other parts of the plant.
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Both assertion and reason are true and reason is a correct explanation of the assertion.
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Both assertion and reason are true but reason is not a correct explanation of the assertion.
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Assertion is true but Reason is false
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Both Assertion and Reason are false
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Assertion is false but Reason is true
Insect visit flowers to get nectar. The attraction of flower in plants is not to diverge the insect from damaging other part, but to bring about pollination (i.e., transfer of pollen to the stigma).
The flower is important to a plant because it helps in
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Attracting
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Production of nectar
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Pollination
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All of the above
All the flowers are important to plant as they attract pollinators by producing nectar, attracting pollinators and helps to plants in the reproduction process by pollination.
Which of the following structure/arrangement favours entamophily the most?
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Pollen grains with wings and feathery stigma
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Colourful petals and nectar secretion
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A bunch of flowers with less pollen
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Pollen grains with mucous covering
Pollination through insect is called as entamophily in which insect is attracted by nectar secreted by flower and colorful petals.
In Vallisneria, pollination is
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Hydrophilous
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Cleistogamous
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Anemophilous
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Entomophilous
In Vallisneria, pollination is hydrophilous. Pollination carried out through water is hydrophily. Light and unwettable pollen grains are present in these plants. Pollen grains are surrounded by mucilaginous covering, hence protected from wetting.
An insect helping in pollination is
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Drosophila
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Musco nebulo
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Bombyx mori
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Apis dorsata
The nectar is produced in the flowers which are pollinated by
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Wind
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Water
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Man
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Insects
Many flowers produce nectar. When an insect lands on a flower to feed, pollen grains stick to its body. As the insect moves to another flower of the same species, these pollen grains are transferred to the flower’s stigma and pollination occurs.
Pollination in Vallisneria is
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Epihydrophily
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Hypohydrophily
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Subhydrophily
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Both B and C
Pollination in Vallisneria is epihydriphilous. It is a type of hydrophily which occurs on the surface of water. The female flower have a very long pedicel, therefore it reaches the surface of water. Male flowers after breakage floats on the surface of water. Pollen grains are released on to the surface of water. They are carried passively by water currents, some of them eventually reach the female flowers and the stigma.
Pollination by water occurs in
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Ceratophyllum
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Zostera
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Lemna
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Both A and B
Some plants harbour ants to save themselves from other animals. It is
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Anemophily
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Entomophily
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Myrmecophily
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Hydrophily
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Zoophily
Anemophily is a type of pollination in which pollination takes place with the help of wind. Entomophily is a type of pollination in which pollination takes place through insect. Myrmecophily is a mutual association of some plants with ants to save themselves from other animals. Hydrophily is a type of pollination in which pollination occurs through flow of water.