The genotypic ratio of monohybrid cross is?

Continuous self-pollination in a species may develop?

• Pollination helps in the reproduction in plants by transfer of pollen grains from anther to stigma
• Pollination can be classified into 

1. Self pollination: Pollen grains from anther falls into the stigma of the same flower
2. Cross pollination: Pollen grains from anther falls into the stigma of a different flower

Which method is used to produce a true-breeding line?  

• True or pure breeding is possible in self-pollination
• Elimination of weaker qualities is not possible
• New variety of offspring cannot be formed in self-pollinating plants

The process of the transfer of characters from parents to offspring is referred to as ______

• The genes are present in chromosomes
• Each organism has a specific number of chromosome
• Humans have 23 pairs while peas have 7 pairs

Which is not a pair of contrasting traits studied by Mendel?

• Gene is the hereditary unit
• Gene can have different versions called alleles
• The alleles can be dominant or recessive
• The presence of a dominant allele will mask the presence of a recessive allele

Mendel’s idea that the pair of alleles of each parent separate and only one allele from each parent is passed to an offspring is explained by:

• Law of segregation is the second law of inheritance
• Law of inheritance is based on the following:

1. Gene can exist in various versions called alleles
2. During meiosis, separation of allelic pair occurs providing single allele to each gamete
3. Organisms inherit two alleles for each phenotype
4. In an allele pair, one is dominant while other is recessive

Which plant was used by Mendel to give the laws of inheritance?

• The garden peas have a short germination period of 7 to 14 days
• The basics of heredity was explained by Gregor Mendel
• The traits exhibited by both dominant and recessive plants are as follows:

  Character	Dominant	Recessive
  Seed shape	Smooth	Wrinkled
  Seed color	Yellow	Green
  Flower color	Purple	White
  Pod shape	Inflated	Constricted
  Pod color	Green	Yellow
  Flower position	Axial	Terminal
  Stem length	Tall	Dwarf

In the given options which is a dominant trait?

• Law of inheritance includes:

1. Law of dominance
2. Law of segregation
3. Law of independent assortment

What explains the differences between the progeny and parents?

Who proposed the laws of inheritance?

• Gregor Mendel explained the transmission of traits from parents to offspring
• Mendel devised the monohybrid and dihybrid crosses

Which is the CORRECT statement regarding gametophytes?

• Sporophytes are diploid (2n)
• Spores produced by meiosis are haploid (n)
• Gametophytes are haploid (n)
• Gametes formed will be haploid (n)
• Zygote formed will be diploid (2n)

Alternation of generation is important because:

• Alteration of generation is rotation between sporophyte and gametophytic generation
• Alteration of generation allows reproduction in plants depending upon the environmental conditions

Sporophyte produce spores by the process of ________________.

• Alteration of generation involves sporophyte and gametophytic phases
• Plants and algae will undergo change between haploid and diploid stages 
• The dominance of sporophyte and gametophytic phases depend on the type of the plant or algae

_________________ is seen when an embryo develops without fertilization by a male gamete.

• Fertilization requires fusion of female and male gametes
• Parthenocarpy is found in plants which are seedless 
• Male gamete is not required in the formation of fruit

Which of the following is wrong about the haplo-diplontic life cycle?

• Alteration of generation is the rotation of sporophyte and gametophyte phases
• Organism can follow either haplontic or diplontic or haplo-diplontic lifecycle
• Green algae follow haplontic lifecycle
• Pteridophytes and bryophytes follow haplo-diplontic lifecycle
• Angiosperms, gymnosperms follow diplontic lifecycle

Haplo-diplontic life cycle is found in ____________.

• Alteration of generation is the rotation of sporophyte and gametophyte phases
• Organism can follow either haplontic or diplontic or haplo-diplontic lifecycle
• Green algae follow haplontic lifecycle
• Fungus and bryophytes follow haplo-diplontic lifecycle
• Angiosperms, gymnosperms follow diplontic lifecycle