Hypogeal type of seed germination occur in
Hypogeal germination refers to a type of seed germination in which the cotyledons (seed leaves) remain below the soil surface after germination. In this process, the epicotyl (the portion of the embryo above the cotyledons) elongates and carries the plumule (shoot tip) above the ground, while the cotyledons remain in the soil. French Bean, Pea, and Bitter gourd all exhibit hypogeal germination.
Plants growing in soils having sand and gravel and called by the name
The optimum temperature of the vegetative growth of wheat
Indian economy can be best described as:
In PMFBY, the threshold yield is calculated by multiplying average yield with ___
Which of the following option best defines the term “Transhumance”?
Which PGR is commonly used for rooting initiation in stem cuttings?
How many days extra work is provided over and above 100 days for the drought affected areas or natural calamity areas under MGNREGA?
The maximum amount of element required for berseem fodder is:
Non-Selective, foliage active contact herbicide is
A breeding method which permit moderate inbreeding under moderate selection pressure is called: