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The hormones which controls the development of male secondary sexual characteristics during puberty is. |
Progesterone
Testosterone
Estrogen
Thyroxin
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2 |
Reptiles and birds are. |
Viviparous
Ovlparous
Marsupial
Ovoviviparous
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3 |
Rapid aging and less resistance to environmental stress and diseases are limitations of. |
Parthenocarpy
Cloning
Phototropism
Verbalization
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4 |
Haploid males produce sperms by mitosis. |
Hydra
Man
Earth worm
Honey bee
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5 |
In honey bee, males are haploid and produce sperms by. |
Mitosis
Meiosis
Apomixis
Parthenogenesis
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6 |
Union of gametes is called. |
Fertilization
Spermatogensis
oogenesis
Gametegenesis
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7 |
Fertilizations is the process which leads to the union of. |
Individuals
Gametes
Eggs
Sperms
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8 |
Diploid parthenogenesis may occur in |
Aphids
Bees
Wasp
Honey bee
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9 |
The animals that lay shelled eggs to protect the developing embryo are called. |
Oviparous
Ovovlviparous
Viviparous
Egg laying mammals
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10 |
Development of an egg into embryo without fertilization is called as. |
Parthenocarpy
parthenogenesis
Fragmentation
Meiosis
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11 |
Type of asexual reproduction. |
Fertilization
Vernalization
Photoperiodism
Apomixes
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12 |
In nature to p730 conversion occurs in. |
Light
Evening
Morning
Dark
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13 |
Temperature around 4oC stimulates the production of. |
Florigen
Vernalin
Ethene
Auxins
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14 |
Photoperiodism was first studied by garner and allured in. |
1918
1920
1922
1924
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15 |
All of the following are day neutral plants except. |
Pea
Wheat
Maize
Cotton
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16 |
Example of day Neutral plant is. |
Tomato
Xanthium
Soyabean
Chrysanthium
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17 |
An example of long day plant is |
Tomato
Cabbage
Corn
Soyabean
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