Question
What does the term "bioenergetics" refer to in the
context of ecosystems?Solution
Bioenergetics in the context of ecosystems refers to the transfer and transformation of energy in a unidirectional manner through different trophic levels. It explains how energy flows from producers to consumers, sustaining life processes at each level of the food chain.Â
Which mechanism refers to the presence of unisexual flowers on separate plants, as seen in plants like papaya and spinach?
Number of Nuclei present in a fully developed pollen grain after division of generative cell :
 The level of heterosis is generally ……………… in cross pollinated species and ……………… in self-pollinated species
...In what stage of meiosis are lamp brush chromosomes predominantly observed, and what is their unique feature?
The term given to the ability of single cell to divide and produce all the differentiated cell in the organism.
SSRs are randomly repeated mono, di, tri, tetra, penta, and hexa nucleotide motifs. SSRs is another term for ………………..
...The absence of functional pollen grains in otherwise hermaphrodite flowers can be defined as
During which phase of mitosis do chromosomes align along the equatorial plane of the cell?
Which type of culture is described as growing in a liquid medium that is agitated to facilitate aeration and dissociation of cell clumps?
What term is used to describe a new plant produced through vegetative reproduction?
