Question
What term is used to describe a new plant produced
through vegetative reproduction?Solution
Explanation: A ramet is a new plant produced through vegetative reproduction (e.g., from a root, stem, or leaf cutting) and is genetically identical to the parent plant.
- Ortet refers to the original, mature plant that gives rise to vegetative offspring (ramets).
- Sapling and seedling refer to young plants grown from seeds, not from vegetative propagation.
- Propagule refers to any plant part capable of giving rise to a new plant, but ramet specifically refers to a new plant produced vegetatively from an existing one.
The first genetic material on Earth was most likely:
Which one of the following is not associated with megasporangium ?Â
Which hormone is commonly known as the growth hormone?
- Which of the following is the main function of the large intestine?
The obturator on the micropyle in plants serves what function?
Streptokinase enzyme is used for :Â
Which of the following hormones is released in excess quantity during excitement?
Which of the following is a technique by which plants get rid of waste material?
I. Storing as gum and resin
II. Removed in the falling leaves
Kidney stones are primarily composed of which substance?
Which substance is predominantly found in urine?
