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#Question id: 97


Which is a difference between maltose and cellobiose?

#Bio-Informatics
  1. One is in cellulose and the other in starch.

  2. One is linear and the other is branched.

  3. The glycosidic bond is different.

  4. The subunit sugars are not glucose for both.

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#Question id: 37971

#Plant Biotechnology

Statement I: Ethrel (2-chloroethylphosphonic acid) treatment increases haploid production by inducing multinucleated pollen grains.
Statement II: Pollen grains induced by Ethrel treatment are characterized by having a high density of starch grains.

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#Question id: 37972

#Plant Biotechnology

Statement I: Commitment to androgenesis is achieved mainly by the overexpression of pollen maturation ('late') genes.
Statement II: In wheat, the synthesis of a metallothionein-like protein during induction is regulated by Abscisic Acid (ABA).

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#Question id: 37973

#Plant Biotechnology

Statement I: In cereal species like rice and wheat, modifying the medium composition can determine whether the cell mass forms an embryo or a callus.
Statement II: The formation of a callus versus a globular embryo is strictly dependent on the temperature and cannot be influenced by the species type.

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#Question id: 37974

#Plant Biotechnology

Which of the following phenomena is primarily responsible for the wide variation in ploidy levels observed in plants regenerated from anther or microspore culture?

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#Question id: 37975

#Plant Biotechnology

In the context of determining ploidy in potato plants using stomatal guard cells, a chloroplast count of 18–24 per guard cell indicates that the plant is:

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#Question id: 37976

#Plant Biotechnology

Which staining agent is specifically recommended for determining ploidy by counting the number of nucleoli?