Which of the following statements is/are correct ?
(i) Endothecium lies below epidermis
(ii) Fusion of egg with male gamete is called apogamy
(iii) Synergids are haploid.
(iv) The point at which funicle touches the ovule is raphe.

Which of the following statements is/are true ? (A) Endothecium lies beneath the epidermis (B) Fusion of egg with male gamete is called apogamy (C) Synergids are haploid (D) The point at which funicle touches the ovule is raphe

Which of the following sinks in water? i) Stone ii)Paper iii)Tomato iv)Egg

Which of the following statements are true: (i)The vertex of an angle lies in its interior. (ii)The vertex of an angle lies in its exterior (iii)The vertex of an angle lies on it.

Which of the following statements is correct regarding triple fusion? (I) It is fusion of nucleus of a male gamete with the diploid secondary nucleus (II) It results in formation of endosperm (III) It was 1st discovered by Guignard

Which of the following statements are correct regarding surgical methods of contraception? I. In female, it is called tubectomy. II. It is reversible. III. It blocks gamete transport in female. IV> It can be done both females and males.

Which of the following statements is correct regarding triple fusion? (I) It is fusion of nucleus of a male gemete with the diploid secondary nucleus (II) It results in formation of endosperm (III) It was 1st discovered by Guignard

Which of the following statements are correct regarding surgical methods of contraception? i) These are generally advised to the male/ female partner as a terminal method to prevent any more pregnancies ii) Surgical procedure in male is called tubectomy and that in the female, vasectomy iii) Reversibility is easily possible iv) They block gamete transport and thereby prevent conception

Which of the following points lies on the X-axis? (i) (4.0) (ii) (5,0) (iii) (0, -2) (iv) (0,0)

Which of the following is generally present in dicot stem ? (i) Endodermis (ii) Pericycle (iii) Medullary ray (iv) Phloem parenchyma (v) pith (vi) Epidermis