Seed Science MCQs-16

1. Seed longevity is mainly determined during _______

2. In seeds, imbibition primarily occurs due to _______

3. The protective sheath covering the radicle in monocot embryos is called ___________

4. In nuclear type endosperm development, the early divisions of the endosperm nucleus occur _____

5. The fusion of one male gamete with the egg cell during fertilization results in the formation of the ______

6. During seed germination in cereals, gibberellins released from the embryo stimulate the aleurone layer to produce ____

7. One major biological advantage of double fertilization is that it ________

8. The principal biological function of the endosperm is to______

9. The phenomenon of double fertilization is characteristic of ____________

10. A distinguishing feature of dicot embryos is the presence of ________