ehd123

What is the evolutionary status of dicots and monocots

What is the evolutionary status of dicots and monocots

Qayoom
Biology teacher
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Qayoom Hakim   90   1 Reply

loeinjhonson

An antioxidant (citric or ascorbic acid) may be used in tissue culture to prevent ________.

An antioxidant (citric or ascorbic acid) may be used in tissue culture to prevent ________.

An antioxidant (citric or ascorbic acid) may be used in tissue culture to prevent ________.

mdagenh1   481   1 Reply

h00304413

One benefit of "rejuvenation" observed in tissue culture is that microcuttings show better ________.

One benefit of "rejuvenation" observed in tissue culture is that microcuttings show better ________.

One benefit of "rejuvenation" observed in tissue culture is that microcuttings show better ________.

lurielbank   254   3 Replies

ccnastopoulos

Tip die-back or shoot-tip necrosis is usually caused by this mineral deficiency.

Tip die-back or shoot-tip necrosis is usually caused by this mineral deficiency.

Tip die-back or shoot-tip necrosis is usually caused by this mineral deficiency.

emlaai   171   2 Replies

emlaai

Leaves in tissue culture that have a translucent, water soaked appearance are termed ________.

Leaves in tissue culture that have a translucent, water soaked appearance are termed ________.

Leaves in tissue culture that have a translucent, water soaked appearance are termed ________.

lizsmith   118   1 Reply

mace

Two treatments that can help somatic embryo development and maturation are ________ and ________.

Two treatments that can help somatic embryo development and maturation are ________ and ________.

Two treatments that can help somatic embryo development and maturation are ________ and ________.

melinoma86   107   2 Replies

melinoma86

Natural plant products (like pharmaceuticals) can be produced by cells in culture using a ________.

Natural plant products (like pharmaceuticals) can be produced by cells in culture using a ________.

Natural plant products (like pharmaceuticals) can be produced by cells in culture using a ________.

SPP24   111   1 Reply

vande746

The production of undifferentiated cells in tissue culture is termed ________.

The production of undifferentiated cells in tissue culture is termed ________.

The production of undifferentiated cells in tissue culture is termed ________.

lbelcher   114   1 Reply

Kutthroat Kane

________ is a tissue culture procedure used to save embryos from sexual crosses that fail to form ...

________ is a tissue culture procedure used to save embryos from sexual crosses that fail to form ...

________ is a tissue culture procedure used to save embryos from sexual crosses that fail to form fully developed seeds.

jaspinder kaur   121   2 Replies

jaspinder kaur

Haploid plants can be developed when ________ is used as an explant.

Haploid plants can be developed when ________ is used as an explant.

Haploid plants can be developed when ________ is used as an explant.

• pollen; anther

• pollen

• anther

LilyGal   119   3 Replies

n00835996

Name three explant types used to regenerate diploid plantlets from adventitious shoots.

Name three explant types used to regenerate diploid plantlets from adventitious shoots.

Name three explant types used to regenerate diploid plantlets from adventitious shoots.

be beautiful   117   2 Replies

be beautiful

________ is the concept that a single cell has the genetic program to grow into an entire plant.

________ is the concept that a single cell has the genetic program to grow into an entire plant.

________ is the concept that a single cell has the genetic program to grow into an entire plant.

parneetgill   99   1 Reply

peaceout3000

An ________ is used to sterilize tools, vessels, tubes, and medium.

An ________ is used to sterilize tools, vessels, tubes, and medium.

An ________ is used to sterilize tools, vessels, tubes, and medium.

dskmvld   100   1 Reply

anuja709

Procedures during micropropagation must be done in a pathogen-free environment. This is done by ...

Procedures during micropropagation must be done in a pathogen-free environment. This is done by ...

Procedures during micropropagation must be done in a pathogen-free environment. This is done by performing all transfers in a ________.

unicorngirl13   104   2 Replies

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unicorngirl13

A propagation facility should contain three basic areas. These are ________, ________, and ________.

A propagation facility should contain three basic areas. These are ________, ________, and ________.

A propagation facility should contain three basic areas. These are ________, ________, and ________.

trancy   104   1 Reply

qwer34

Following tissue culture, acclimatization allows for plantlet:

Following tissue culture, acclimatization allows for plantlet:

[html]Following tissue culture, acclimatization allows for plantlet:

• stomata to become functional

• cuticles to become functional

• photosynthetic levels to increase

• stomata to become functional, cuticles to become functional, and photosynthe

dillon_green23   108   1 Reply

yesimshay

________ is the process of gradually moving plantlets from the tissue culture environment to ...

________ is the process of gradually moving plantlets from the tissue culture environment to ...

________ is the process of gradually moving plantlets from the tissue culture environment to open-air growing conditions.

violin13   121   2 Replies

violin13

The number of new microshoots that can be produced per subculture is called ________.

The number of new microshoots that can be produced per subculture is called ________.

The number of new microshoots that can be produced per subculture is called ________.

suiren   99   1 Reply

emr21

________ is a microshoot removed from the growing tissue culture and moved to a rooting medium.

________ is a microshoot removed from the growing tissue culture and moved to a rooting medium.

________ is a microshoot removed from the growing tissue culture and moved to a rooting medium.

coolcat   105   2 Replies

coolcat

Shoots formed in a micropropagation system during the multiplication stage are called ________.

Shoots formed in a micropropagation system during the multiplication stage are called ________.

Shoots formed in a micropropagation system during the multiplication stage are called ________.

Gideon123   112   2 Replies

Gideon123

________ rooting occurs in the tissue culture vessel like a test tube, while ________ rooting ...

________ rooting occurs in the tissue culture vessel like a test tube, while ________ rooting ...

________ rooting occurs in the tissue culture vessel — like a test tube, while ________ rooting occurs outside the tissue culture vessel - like a greenhouse flat.

Kaevyn04   109   1 Reply

1206

What are the four important aspects of successful establishment of a tissue culture?

What are the four important aspects of successful establishment of a tissue culture?

What are the four important aspects of successful establishment of a tissue culture?

michlee   120   1 Reply

wasan

What are the five stages of micropropagation?

What are the five stages of micropropagation?

What are the five stages of micropropagation?

anthonydel117   127   1 Reply

Jennyyy

Grafting very small shoot tips in tissue culture to get disease-free plants is termed ________.

Grafting very small shoot tips in tissue culture to get disease-free plants is termed ________.

Grafting very small shoot tips in tissue culture to get disease-free plants is termed ________.

baileymeredith   107   2 Replies

baileymeredith

Growing points of orchids in culture form ________.

Growing points of orchids in culture form ________.

Growing points of orchids in culture form ________.

SPP24   105   1 Reply

osvaldoguzman

One technique used to clean plants of virus infection involves using small shoot tips. This is ...

One technique used to clean plants of virus infection involves using small shoot tips. This is ...

One technique used to clean plants of virus infection involves using small shoot tips. This is called ________.

jus10n   113   2 Replies

jus10n

Name two of the growth patterns found in tissue culture systems that utilize axillary shoots.

Name two of the growth patterns found in tissue culture systems that utilize axillary shoots.

Name two of the growth patterns found in tissue culture systems that utilize axillary shoots.

lstar1993   105   1 Reply

gtur

________ shoots form from pre-existing meristems, whereas ________ shoots arise from non-nodal ...

________ shoots form from pre-existing meristems, whereas ________ shoots arise from non-nodal ...

________ shoots form from pre-existing meristems, whereas ________ shoots arise from non-nodal regions of the plant (like leaf pieces).

daniellasousa   92   2 Replies

daniellasousa

Situations where commercial micropropagation is particularly useful include: ________, ________, ...

Situations where commercial micropropagation is particularly useful include: ________, ________, ...

Situations where commercial micropropagation is particularly useful include: ________, ________, ________, ________, and ________.

liljay   100   1 Reply

Gparker

What are three disadvantages of propagating plants by micropropagation?

What are three disadvantages of propagating plants by micropropagation?

What are three disadvantages of propagating plants by micropropagation?

jus10n   106   2 Replies

jus10n

What are three advantages of propagating plants by micropropagation?

What are three advantages of propagating plants by micropropagation?

What are three advantages of propagating plants by micropropagation?

lurielbank   121   1 Reply

BobbyD

Two types of rhizomes include ________ and ________.

Two types of rhizomes include ________ and ________.

Two types of rhizomes include ________ and ________.

toripollard8   116   2 Replies

toripollard8

Match the type of storage organ with the propagation methods (more than one answer per type)

Match the type of storage organ with the propagation methods (more than one answer per type)

[html]Match the type of storage organ with the propagation methods (more than one answer per type)

• twin scaling division of separation offsets tissue culture

• division of separation offsets tissue culture

• division of separation stem cutt

Yeeeee89   128   1 Reply

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brigettelearn

Tuberous begonia produces a ________ which is a flattened swollen stem produced by the enlargement ...

Tuberous begonia produces a ________ which is a flattened swollen stem produced by the enlargement ...

Tuberous begonia produces a ________ which is a flattened swollen stem produced by the enlargement of the hypocotyl.

lambchop03   104   2 Replies

lambchop03

A ________ is a swollen modified stem that functions as a storage organ.

A ________ is a swollen modified stem that functions as a storage organ.

A ________ is a swollen modified stem that functions as a storage organ.

• tuber. Also corm

• tuber

• corm

barmour44   120   2 Replies

barmour44

A ________ is a specialized underground, rooted stem consisting of compacted nodes with lateral buds.

A ________ is a specialized underground, rooted stem consisting of compacted nodes with lateral buds.

A ________ is a specialized underground, rooted stem consisting of compacted nodes with lateral buds.

iloveyofacexx3   113   1 Reply

mace

Small offsets that form on the corm or from short stolons are called ________.

Small offsets that form on the corm or from short stolons are called ________.

Small offsets that form on the corm or from short stolons are called ________.

rsbains   102   2 Replies

rsbains

The two types of roots found on a corm are ________ and ________.

The two types of roots found on a corm are ________ and ________.

The two types of roots found on a corm are ________ and ________.

• fibrous; contractile

• contractile; fibrous

coolcat   97   1 Reply

sarahlouhigg

Two methods of basal cuttage used to propagate tunicate bulbs are ________ and ________.

Two methods of basal cuttage used to propagate tunicate bulbs are ________ and ________.

Two methods of basal cuttage used to propagate tunicate bulbs are ________ and ________.

• scooping; scoring

• scoring; scooping

Frost   102   1 Reply

shawntage

Removing scales and placing them in a suitable medium to induce bulblet formation is a propagation ...

Removing scales and placing them in a suitable medium to induce bulblet formation is a propagation ...

Removing scales and placing them in a suitable medium to induce bulblet formation is a propagation method known as ________.

jaspinder kaur   92   2 Replies

jaspinder kaur