Sexual Reproduction in Flowering PlantsHard
Question
Match column I with column II
Column I Column II
(A) Albuminous seed (i) Pea, ground nut
(B) Non albuminous seed (ii) Wheat, barley
(C) Apomixis (iii) Banana
(D) Parthenocarpic fruit (iv) Asteraceae & grasses
Column I Column II
(A) Albuminous seed (i) Pea, ground nut
(B) Non albuminous seed (ii) Wheat, barley
(C) Apomixis (iii) Banana
(D) Parthenocarpic fruit (iv) Asteraceae & grasses
Options
A.A → (i), B → (iv), C → (iii), D → (ii)
B.A →(ii), B →(i), C →(iv), D →(iii)
C.A →(ii), B →(iv), C →(i), D →(iii)
D.A →(ii), B →(iv), C →(iii), D →(i)
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