Exam Details
Subject | Developmental Biology | |
Paper | ||
Exam / Course | Bachelor Degree Programme (Elective Course: Life Science) | |
Department | School of Sciences (SOS) | |
Organization | indira gandhi national open university | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | December, 2015 | |
City, State | new delhi, |
Question Paper
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The arrangement of leaves on stem is called
Plants which flower irrespective of the day length are called plants.
Select the correct answer (word)
Ethylene/Cytokinin is used for ripening of fruits.
The wall around the synergids is incomplete/complete.
State whether the following statements are True or False
Anomalous secondary growth in species of Chenopodium results from accessory cambium.
Aril is also known as the third integument.
2. Define any five of the following technical terms
Senescence
Incompatibility
Phototropism
Cleistogamy
Totipotency
Albuminous seed
Double fertilization
3. Write short notes on any two of the following:
Secondary growth
Applications of tissue culture technique
Seed appendages
Root apex
With the help of labelled diagrams describe the development of male or female gametophyte.
What are the two types of branching and what are the advantages of each?
OR
What is dormancy Which two parts of a plant exhibit dormancy What are the advantages of dormancy?
What is meant by durability of wood? What characteristics determine the durability of wood Do monocots also show secondary growth?
In what ways is the endosperm of gymnosperms different from that of the angiosperms?
OR
Describe the types of endosperm development in angiosperms.
There are two tea plants. If you cut off the apical buds of one of them, what difference will you observe in the growth of the two
plants, and why?
Mention any four techniques which have been responsible for revealing the fine structural details of reproductive structures of plants.
Draw a labelled diagram to show the parts of a typical dicotyledonous seed.
Name and describe the structure of tissues which provide nourishment to the following:
microspores
megaspore
embryo
Define anyone of the following:
Primary Embryonic Induction in case of amphibians
Neoteny
Expand the following terms used in developmental biology
PTG
ZPA
ICM
TSH
Differentiate between any two of the following:
Invagination and Involution
Holoblastic and Meroblastic cleavage
Totipotency and Pleuropotency
9. Discuss the three different phases of spermatogenesis
10. What are fate maps? How are they prepared?
11. Diagrammatically explain the movements involved in the formation of an amphibian gastrula.
12. What do you understand by the term regeneration Briefly explain the different types of regeneration.
13. Explain the complete metamorphosis in endopterygote insect.
14. Write short notes on any two of the following:
Stages of carcinogenesis
Implantation in humans
Functions of extra-embryonic membranes of humans
Primary egg envelope of mammals
The arrangement of leaves on stem is called
Plants which flower irrespective of the day length are called plants.
Select the correct answer (word)
Ethylene/Cytokinin is used for ripening of fruits.
The wall around the synergids is incomplete/complete.
State whether the following statements are True or False
Anomalous secondary growth in species of Chenopodium results from accessory cambium.
Aril is also known as the third integument.
2. Define any five of the following technical terms
Senescence
Incompatibility
Phototropism
Cleistogamy
Totipotency
Albuminous seed
Double fertilization
3. Write short notes on any two of the following:
Secondary growth
Applications of tissue culture technique
Seed appendages
Root apex
With the help of labelled diagrams describe the development of male or female gametophyte.
What are the two types of branching and what are the advantages of each?
OR
What is dormancy Which two parts of a plant exhibit dormancy What are the advantages of dormancy?
What is meant by durability of wood? What characteristics determine the durability of wood Do monocots also show secondary growth?
In what ways is the endosperm of gymnosperms different from that of the angiosperms?
OR
Describe the types of endosperm development in angiosperms.
There are two tea plants. If you cut off the apical buds of one of them, what difference will you observe in the growth of the two
plants, and why?
Mention any four techniques which have been responsible for revealing the fine structural details of reproductive structures of plants.
Draw a labelled diagram to show the parts of a typical dicotyledonous seed.
Name and describe the structure of tissues which provide nourishment to the following:
microspores
megaspore
embryo
Define anyone of the following:
Primary Embryonic Induction in case of amphibians
Neoteny
Expand the following terms used in developmental biology
PTG
ZPA
ICM
TSH
Differentiate between any two of the following:
Invagination and Involution
Holoblastic and Meroblastic cleavage
Totipotency and Pleuropotency
9. Discuss the three different phases of spermatogenesis
10. What are fate maps? How are they prepared?
11. Diagrammatically explain the movements involved in the formation of an amphibian gastrula.
12. What do you understand by the term regeneration Briefly explain the different types of regeneration.
13. Explain the complete metamorphosis in endopterygote insect.
14. Write short notes on any two of the following:
Stages of carcinogenesis
Implantation in humans
Functions of extra-embryonic membranes of humans
Primary egg envelope of mammals
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