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1
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Accessory whorls

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Calyx and Corolla

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Essential

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Androecium and gynoecium

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3
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Father of plant embryology

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CF Wolf

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Father of Indian embryology

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P Maheswari

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Embryo formed by meiosis and fertilization

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Amphimixis

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Middle layer is made up of

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Parenchymatous cell

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Pollen kit is made of

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Lipids and carotenoids

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In endothelium callose is absent at some places called

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Stomium

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9
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Hay fever

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Pollens of ambrosi

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Smallest pollen grain

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Myosotis

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Largest pollen grain

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Mirabilis

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Longest pollen grain

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Zostera

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Largest egg,ovule and male gamete is present in

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Cycas

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14
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Radius of pollen grain

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25-50microm

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Fascinating array of patterns and designs

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Exine

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Intine characters

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Thin and continues, made up of cellulose and pectin

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Vegetative cell

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Large and irregular nucleus , food reserve

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Generative cell

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Small and spindle shaped, dense cytoplasm

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19
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2 celled stage

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60%

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20
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Pollen allergy

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Parthenium or carrot gras

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21
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Longest pollen tube

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Sea mays

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22
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Liquid nitrogen -196C

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Cryopreservation

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Pollen viability in cereals

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30 mins

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Pollen viability in rosaceae, leguminaceace, solanaceae

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Months

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Ovarian cavity

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Locule

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26
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1 ovule

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Wheat, paddy , mango

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Many ovary

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Papaya, watermelon , orchids

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Erect ovule

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Orthotropous

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Inverted ovule

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Anatropous and common

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Both ovule and embryo sac are curved

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Amphitropous

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Ovule curved and embryo sac straight

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Campylotropous

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Right angled ovule

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Hemitropous

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360 ovule

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Circinotropous

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Papaver

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Multicarpellary and syncarpous

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Multicarpellary and apocarpous

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Michelia

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Embryo sac

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7 celled 8 uncleated

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Both cleistogamous and chasmogamous

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Viola ( common pansy), commelina, oxalis

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Water pollinated fresh water

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Vallisneria and hydrilla

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Water pollination marine water

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Zostera ( ribbon shaped pollen), mucilaginous covering, both submerged

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Water hyacinth and water Lily pollination

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Insect or wind

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Bird pollinator

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Sun bird and humming bird

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Reptile pollinators

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Geka and garden lizard

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Fly and beetle

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Foul odour

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Tallest flower

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Amorphophallus ( 6 feet)

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Moth and yucca

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Pollination symbiosis

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Monoecious plant

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Castor, maize, pea, pinus, maize, chara, coconut, cucurbits

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Dioceous

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Papaya, date plan, mustard, cycas, marchantia

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Stages of embryo

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Zygote - pro embryo- globular embryo- heart embryo - mature

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Grass family cotyledon

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Scutellum

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Non albuminous

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Pea, bean, groundnut

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Ex albuminous

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Castor, coconut, wheat, maize, barley

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Remnant nucellus

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Perisperm, beet and black pepper

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Dormancy, seed becomes relatively dry by

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10 to 15%

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False fruit

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Strawberry, cashew, apple

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Parthenocarpic

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Banana

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Oldest seed (10,000yrs)

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Lupine articus

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Oldest seed (2000yrs)

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Phoenix dactyliferous, king herods

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Large no of seeds

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Orchid, (orobranche, strings) - parasitic plants , ficus

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Apomixis

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Asteraceae, grasses, ( citrus and mango)

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Corn cob - tassels

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Stigma and style

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Water pollination

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30 genera and monocotyledons

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Animal pollination

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Zoophily

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Snail pollination

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Malacophily

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Man pollination

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Anthropophily

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Bat pollination

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Chiropterophily

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Ant pollination

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Myrmicophily

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Snake pollination

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Ophiophily

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Insect pollination

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Entamophily

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