Development Of New Seeds - SS3 Biology Past Questions and Answers - page 1

1

What is the function of the exine in the structure of the pollen grain?

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A

Facilitating pollen tube growth

B

Protection against desiccation

C

Containing male gametes

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2

Which part of the pollen grain is responsible for recognizing and binding to the female reproductive structure?

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A

Intine

B

Generative cell

C

Pollen coat

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3

What is the primary site of fertilization in flowering plants?

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A

Petals

B

Sepals

C

Ovary

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4

In flowering plants, the fusion of male and female gametes during fertilization gives rise to which structure?

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A

Zygote

B

Embryo

C

Root

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In flowering plants, the fusion of male and female gametes during fertilization gives rise to which structure?

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A

Zygote

B

Embryo

C

Root

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What is the primary function of the seed coat in the structure of seeds?

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A

Absorption of water and nutrients

B

Protection of the embryo from mechanical damage and desiccation

C

Facilitation of photosynthesis

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7

Which part of the seed contains the stored food reserves for the developing embryo?

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A

Seed coat

B

Radicle

C

Cotyledon(s)

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8

What type of germination occurs when a seed remains dormant in the soil until environmental conditions like temperature, moisture, and light are suitable for growth?

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Epigeal germination

B

Hypogeal germination

C

Viviparous germination

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9

What type of germination occurs when a seed remains dormant in the soil until environmental conditions like temperature, moisture, and light are suitable for growth?

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A

Epigeal germination

B

Hypogeal germination

C

Viviparous germination

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10

Which type of germination involves the emergence of the cotyledons above the soil surface while the epicotyl remains below the ground level?

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A

Viviparous germination

B

Cryptobiosis germination

C

Epigeal germination

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