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#Question id: 4733


If a homozygous plant with red peppers is crossed with a homozygous plant with green peppers, all the F1 plants have red peppers. When the F1 are crossed with one another, the F2 are in a ratio of 9 red : 3 brown : 3 yellow : 1 green  due to

#Applied Microbiology
  1. Genes at two loci interact to produce a single characteristic

  2. Genes at two loci does not interact to produce a single characteristic

  3. Gene at two loci are not independently assort to produce single character

  4. Only allelic interaction involved in loci.

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#Question id: 38781

#Plant Biotechnology

Q. Assertion (A): Shoot apical meristems are preferred explants for eliminating plant viruses.
Reason (R): Viruses are unable to replicate efficiently in rapidly dividing meristematic cells.
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#Question id: 38782

#Plant Biotechnology

Q.Statement I: Meristem culture is widely used to recover virus-free plants.
Statement II: Viral titres are usually very low or absent in shoot apical meristems.

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#Question id: 38783

#Plant Biotechnology

Q. Assertion (A): Meristem culture has been extensively used in crops like potato and sugarcane.
Reason (R): These crops are clonally propagated and highly susceptible to viral infections.
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#Question id: 38784

#Plant Biotechnology

Q. Statement I: Meristem culture was first applied to produce virus-free Dahlia plants.
 Statement II: This application was reported by Morel and Martin in 1952.

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#Question id: 38785

#Plant Biotechnology

Q.Statement I: Very small apical meristems are used for virus elimination in meristem culture.
 Statement II: The initial size of apical meristems used is approximately 100 µm. 

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#Question id: 38786

#Plant Biotechnology

Q. Statement I: Meristem culture is used to eliminate only viral pathogens from plants.
 Statement II: Plants regenerated through meristem culture are free from viruses, viroids, mycoplasma, fungi, and bacteria.