The following are major regions of a seeds except;

The first step in the plants reproductive process.

Vernalization is the process of exposure to low temperature to promote

Photoperiodism is the response of plant to day length in relation to;

Which of the following needs long dark period to flower?

The phytochrome that inhibits flowering:

The phytochrome that induces flowering

Flower having both male and female parts:

How can we describe the flower of a squash?

Known as the process of formation of the male gametophyte in plants

Known as the process of formation of the female gametophyte in plants.

A floral mechanism that promotes self-pollination when the flower does not open at all is known as;

Flowering plants unique form of fertilization is known as;

In fertilized ovule what is needed to produce the embryo are:

In fertilized ovule what is needed to produce the endosperm are:

Corolla

Gynoecium

Androecium

Calyx

Pericarp

Cleistogamy

Chasmogamy

Simple Fruit

Aggregate Fruit

Multiple Fruit

Complete flower

Incomplete flower

Monoecious flowering

Dioecious flowering

Photoperiodism

Happens after fertilization wherein to produce a fully develop zygote

What are the parts located inside the ovule?

Cell on top part of the ovule that gives rise to the hypocotyl, meristem and cotyledon?

Cell on the bottom part of the ovule that gives rise to the hypophysis & suspensor?

Found in the interface between the suspensor and embryo that give rise to some root cell.

A supporting structure during plant embryo development that pushes the embryo proper

Give rise to the vascular tissue.

Give rise to the epidermis.

Endosperm development wherein the cell wall is formed after every cycle.

Endosperm development wherein the cell wall is formed after the first cycle followed by subsequent cell division w/ no cell wall formation.

Endosperm development wherein the cell wall is not formed after every cycle

Phytohormones that promotes cell division and differentiation of on the tips or apex of a plant.

Phytohormones that promotes dormancy.

Phytohormones that breaks dormancy in seed.

What the cell presents during the two-cell stage of the seed embryogenesis.

In Tetrazolium test, viable seeds will stain;

Stage wherein seeds are unable to germinate due to the absence of favorable condition.

Type of germination wherein the cotyledon is raised above the ground.

Type of germination wherein the cotyledon remains on the ground.

Dormancy is caused by conditions outside of the seed's embryo

Dormancy is caused by conditions inside of the seed's embryo

Main purpose of the endosperm.

when water comes into contact with the seed and enters the micropyle it is known as.

What is the common cause of exogenous dormancy.

Benefits of dormancy except:

Seed that cannot undergo desiccation

Seed that can withstand desiccation

a process that occurs after the fertilization of an ovule to produce a fully developed plant embryo.

Integuments

Nucellus

Funicullus

Ovule

Ovary

Physical scarification

Chemical scarification

Mechanical scarification

Stratification

Vernalization