Seed Science MCQs-29 Posted on March 13, 2026March 13, 2026Author agropublishers 0 Table of Contents Toggle Seed Science MCQs-29 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) Return to Seed Science MCQs1. In seeds, Phase II of imbibition mainly involves _______ Radicle emergence Cotyledon expansion Rapid water absorption Metabolic activation 2. Chemical dormancy can be broken by _____ Drying seeds Freezing seeds Heating seeds Washing seeds 3. Breaking hard seed coat dormancy using mechanical abrasion is called _______ Vernalization Germination Scarification Stratification 4. The micropyle in a seed represents _____ Opening in seed coat for water entry Embryonic axis Entry point of pollen tube Food storage region 5. Germination always occurs immediately after imbibition False True 6. Oxygen deficiency may inhibit germination even in hydrated seeds False True 7. Seed banks store seeds under conditions of _______ Low moisture and low temperature High moisture and high temperature High temperature and high humidity Moderate temperature and humidity 8. In plant seeds, the embryo consists of_____ Ovary and ovule Cotyledons, radicle, plumule Hypocotyl only Endosperm and seed coat 9. During seed maturation, accumulation of storage compounds occurs mainly in _______ Embryo or seed coat Seed coat or micropyle Endosperm or cotyledons Micropyle or seed coat 10. Increased permeability of cellular membranes during seed aging leads to _______ Rapid embryo growth Enhanced photosynthesis Leakage of intracellular solutes Increased protein synthesis Loading … Question 1 of 10Seed Science MCQs-29 Seed Science MCQs-29Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) Return to Seed Science MCQs 1. Seed banks store seeds under conditions of _______ High moisture and high temperature Low moisture and low temperature Moderate temperature and humidity High temperature and high humidity 2. During seed maturation, accumulation of storage compounds occurs mainly in _______ Micropyle or seed coat Seed coat or micropyle Embryo or seed coat Endosperm or cotyledons 3. Chemical dormancy can be broken by _____ Freezing seeds Heating seeds Washing seeds Drying seeds 4. Increased permeability of cellular membranes during seed aging leads to _______ Enhanced photosynthesis Increased protein synthesis Rapid embryo growth Leakage of intracellular solutes 5. Oxygen deficiency may inhibit germination even in hydrated seeds True False 6. In seeds, Phase II of imbibition mainly involves _______ Metabolic activation Rapid water absorption Cotyledon expansion Radicle emergence 7. Breaking hard seed coat dormancy using mechanical abrasion is called _______ Stratification Scarification Vernalization Germination 8. The micropyle in a seed represents _____ Entry point of pollen tube Opening in seed coat for water entry Food storage region Embryonic axis 9. In plant seeds, the embryo consists of_____ Endosperm and seed coat Cotyledons, radicle, plumule Hypocotyl only Ovary and ovule 10. Germination always occurs immediately after imbibition True False Loading … Question 1 of 10 Seed Science MCQs-29