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NEET Botany - MCQ Practice Questions

Practice free NEET Botany multiple-choice questions with detailed answers and explanations. Perfect for competitive exam preparation.

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Q.161Medium

Identify the correct sequence: Microspore → ? → Pollen grain → Male gametophyte

Q.162Medium

In the mature female gametophyte (embryo sac) of angiosperms, how many nuclei are present at maturity?

Q.163Medium

The phenomenon of vegetative reproduction in bryophyllum (Kalanchoe) by leaf margins is an example of:

Q.164Medium

Microsporogenesis differs from megasporogenesis in flowering plants primarily in that:

Q.165Medium

The tapetum in the anther is primarily involved in:

Q.166Medium

In apomixis, the embryo develops from:

Q.167Medium

The nucellus in an ovule functions primarily to:

Q.168Medium

The polar nuclei in the central cell of the embryo sac fuse with the second sperm nucleus to form the:

Q.169Medium

In the pollen grain, the generative nucleus is located in the:

Q.170Medium

The ploidy level of the endosperm in a typical angiosperm is:

Q.171Medium

In angiosperms, the tapetum is responsible for providing nutrients to developing pollen grains. Which layer of the anther wall gives rise to the tapetum?

Q.172Medium

A plant exhibits heterospory with distinct megaspores and microspores. This characteristic is found in:

Q.173Medium

In a mature anther, what is the primary function of the fibrous thickening in the endothecium?

Q.174Medium

Which of the following statements about megagametogenesis (female gametophyte formation) is correct?

Q.175Medium

The synergids in the embryo sac are believed to have evolved for:

Q.176Medium

Which type of placentation is found in the ovary of legumes and has ovules attached to the ventral suture?

Q.177Medium

Pollen grains of which plant show the longest viability period under room temperature?

Q.178Medium

Which statement about the generative cell in pollen is incorrect?

Q.179Medium

The phenomenon of protandry in flowers refers to:

Q.180Medium

In monocarpellary ovaries, marginal placentation occurs in plants like: