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• Viability of the seed is tested withA. triphenyl tetrazolium chlorideB. Indole acetice acidC. Mercuric chlorideD. 2,4-D
• Seed having the longest viability isA. ChenopodiumB. QuercusC. NelumboD. Eucalyptus
• Cotyledonary node of embryo lies betweenA. Hypocotyl and radicleB. Epicotyl and plumuleC. Epicotyl and hypocotylD. Cotyledons and radicle
• Ruminate endosperm is commonly found in seeds ofA. Annonaceae/Areca.NutB. CompositaeC. CruciferaeD. Euphorbiaceae
• Seeds of Tomato do not germinate in its pulp due toA. Presence of ferulic acidB. Presence of excess saltsC. Absence of oxygenD. Presence of ABA
• Freshly shed seeds can germinate immediately under favourable conditions inA. XanthiumB. Pisum sativumC. Zea maysD. Both B and C
• A seed which is ubale is germinate in the presence of light isA. ViscumB. OnionC. BeanD. Maize
• The first process which occurs when the seed is placed in the soil isA. photosynthesisB. RespirationC. ImbibitionD. Solubilisation of food
• Freshly liberated seeds of Erianthus hiemalis do not germinate due toA. Occurrence of impermeable seed coatB. Immaturity of embryoC. Occurrence of inhibitorsD. Absence of growth hormones.
• During germination, microphyle of seed takes part inA. Forming weak point for emergence of radicleB. Absorption of waterC. Passage of gasesD. Leaching inhibitors