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What would be the genetic nature of apomictic embryos?</h2></div>
The part of a seed which grows and develops into shoot on germination is</h2></div>
Conversion of nitrate to ammonia is?</h2></div>
Emasculation is part of</h2></div>
Depending on the configuration, 6 types of ovaries are present.
Which is not diploid?</h2></div>
_____ provides nursery for moths.
Presence of many embryos (polyembryony) is a characteristic feature of</h2></div>