1 |
Latex produced by Cryptostegia grandiflora is a source of |
Fodder
Rubber
Fiber
Stuffing material
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2 |
Plants of family asclepiadaceae are used to treat |
Gastric disorders
Skin disorders
Maternal disorders
None of these
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3 |
The appendages of anthers form a corona |
Tanslator
Cuculli
Staminal
Pollinium
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4 |
Certain hornlike projections are given out from the back of anthers |
Translator
Cuculli
Gynoestigium
Pollinium
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5 |
Translator consists of two parts |
Corpusculum and a pair of arms
Gynoestigium and polonium
Androecium and gynoecium
Gynoestigium and corpusculum
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6 |
The transference of pollen grains on the stigmatic surface is brought by a special structure |
Polonium
Gynoestigium
Corpusculum
Translator
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7 |
The anthers are two celled and pollen grains are in the form of tetrads and are found in the sac like sturctures |
Polonium
Gynoestigium
Corpusculum
Translator
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8 |
As a result of the union of anther and pistil this structure is formed |
Polonium
Gynoestigium
Corpusculum
Translator
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9 |
Cryptostegiagrandiflorais a cultivated ----------- growing in gardens. |
Herb
Shrub
Grass
Climber
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10 |
When all the original specimens and their duplicates have been lost or destroyed |
Lecto type
Neotype
Isotype
Paratype
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11 |
If an author cited two or more specimens as types, the remaining cited species are |
Lectotype
Syntype
Paratype
Neotype
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12 |
It is one of the two or more specimen cited by an author of the species when no holotype was designated |
Isotype
Lctotype
Syntype
Paratype
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13 |
It is a specimen chosen by later worked from original material studied by the author of the species |
Holotype
Syntype
Isotype
Lecto type
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14 |
It is a duplicate specimen of holotype collected as same place and time |
Holotype
Isotype
Lectotype
Syntype
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15 |
The specimen designated by the author as type specimen is |
Holotype
Isotype
Lectotype
Syntype
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16 |
Two species with the same specific epithet cannot occur in the genus. If this happens, the earlier valid name will retain and the latter will become it |
Homonym
Synonym
Legitimate
Illegitimate
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17 |
The species with the same specific epithet cannot occur in the genus. If this happens, they are called |
Homonym
Synonym
Legitimate
Illegitimate
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18 |
When a species is described in one genus and later transferred to another genus, the specific epithet |
Homonym
Synonym
Legitimate
Illegitimate
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19 |
Refers to the place and scope of the publication |
Effective publication
Homonym
Tetention
Sysnonym
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20 |
The present international code of botanical nomenclature consists of ---------- rules. |
Phylogenetic system
Nomenclature type
Specific name
Common names
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