Seed Flashcards

1
Q

Non albuminous seeds

A

endosperm is consumed(peas and beans)

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2
Q

albuminous seeds

A

retains a part of the endosperm(cereals)

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3
Q

perisperm

A

part of the nucellus is persistent

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4
Q

seed coats are formed from which part

A

integuments

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5
Q

which structure acts as a pore

A

micropyle to facilitate h2o and o2 transport

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6
Q

dormancy

A

state of inactivity

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7
Q

favourable conditions for germinations

A

adequate moisture, oxygen and suitable temperature.

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8
Q

wall of a fruit

A

pericarp

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9
Q

False fruits and examples

A

fruits are grown from other parts of the flower like apple, strawberry and cashew from thalamus.

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10
Q

True fruits

A

fruits that are developed from ovary

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11
Q

Advantages of seeds

A

-variations
-contributes to agriculture
-dehydration and dormancy of mature seeds are crucial for storage and conservation to raise crop in the next season

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12
Q

old yet viable seeds example

A

Lupine(Artic Tundra)

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13
Q

dormancy of lupine

A

10,000 years

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14
Q

example of apomictic seeds

A

blackberries and dandelions

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