When a seed shows normal imbibition but radicle emergence fails unless GA is supplied, the dormancy type is most consistent
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Chapter 16: Seed Biology and Developmental Physiology (Set-4)
Water uptake stops briefly in Phase II mainly because the seed is A Fully dehydrated B Producing flowers C Metabolically
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During imbibition, why can some dry seeds crack their coats even before radicle emergence under normal conditions A ABA rises
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In a typical three-phase water uptake curve, which phase shows renewed water uptake linked with embryo growth and radicle protrusion
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During early seed germination, what is the first major physical process that starts water uptake by dry seeds A Protein
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a In the Münch pressure-flow model, the initial event that directly starts mass flow in phloem is A Water exits
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Which structure forms the actual conducting tube of phloem in angiosperms A Sieve tube B Tracheids C Xylem fiber D
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In pressure-flow theory, the strongest drop in phloem turgor pressure typically occurs at the A Source end B Cambium zone
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In pressure-flow translocation, the main driving force for phloem sap movement is created by A Gravity pull only B Capillary
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In a mature angiosperm leaf, which tissue mainly carries sugars made during photosynthesis to other organs A Xylem vessels B
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