Genetics and Plant Breeding pointers 14 ✓

   

  •   One gene one enzymes hypothesis by beadle and Tatum.
  •   Operon hypothesis was given by Jacob and Monad.
  •   Origin of groundnut is — Brazil.
  •   Origin of maize is — Southern Mexico.
  •   Origin of rice is India or Africa.
  •   Origin of sorghum is — Africa.
  •   Origin of species was published in 1859 by Charles Darwin.
  •   Pairing of chromosomes occurs in zygotene stage.
  •   Paleopolyploidy is observed in brassica.
  •   PAR range from 400-700.
  •   Paramutations are due to? Heterochromatization or Metylation of DNA.
  •    Parthenogenisis is development of embryo from egg cell without fertilization.
  •   Partial diallel formula- ns/2.
  •   Partially homologous chromosomes are called as? Homeologous.
  •   PBW343 is a popular wheat variety.
  •   PCR – RFLP method is known as CAPS method.
  •   PCR used in SNP analysis is nested PCR.
  •   PCR was given by kary mullis.
  •   Pedigree and backcross need space planting whereas bulk method doesn’t need space planting and can be grown in small area.
  •   Pedigree method is designated for transgressive breeding and was given by love.
  •   Pedigree, bulk and single seed descent and backcross methods are used for handling segregating generations in self pollinated crops.
  •   Preformation theory was proposed by Swammerdam and Bonett.
  •   Permanent fixation of Heterosis can be done by? Apomixes, Vegetative reproduction and Balanced lethal system
  •   Peroxisome is a Single membrane organelle membrane organelle?
  •   Peroxisomes is the site of glycolate metabolism.
  •  Phenotype of an individual is affected by both genotype and environment
  •  Phenotypic ratio of Di-cross hybrid? 9:3:3:1
  •   Phenotypic ratio of Monocross hybrid? 3:1
  •   Phenotypically males but are females is the characteristic feature of? Klinfelter’ syndrome
  •   Phenyketonouria is a heredity disease.
  •   Phospaharamdites are used in chemical synthesis of DNA, RNA and other nucleic acids
  •   Phosphamarides are used in synthetic biology for oligonucleotide synthesis
  •   Photo system II is absent in? C4 plants.
  •   Photosynthesis inhibitor is? DCMU.
  •   Photosynthesis is an anabolic process during which plants use energy from sunlight to convert carbon dioxide gas and water into sugar molecules.
  •   Photosynthesis is an process? Oxidation-Reduction
  •   Physical basis of life by Huxely is? Protoplasm
  •   Pineapple is a CAM plant.
  •   Plant breeding is considered as current phase of evolution (Simmonds, 1979)
  •   Plant DNA fingerprinting can be most effectively used through SSR markers.
  •   Plant floral display certain traits so that ensure/attract/encourage pollination.
  •   Plant hormones that regulate plant growth, particularly by stimulating cell Elongation? Auxin
  •   Plant part used for micro-propagation? Explant
  •   Plant show wilting and recover after supply? Permanent wilting
  •   Plant tissue culture techniques are performed in? Laminar Air Flow Chamber
  •   Plant tissue culture was begun by? G Haberlandt (German botanist) in 1808
  •   Plant wilt in mid-day and recover in night? Temporary wilting
  •   Plants optimize reproductive success through interaction between these components of reproductive system and ecological factors.
  •  Plants produce seeds that germinate before they detach from the parent are? Viviparous plants
  •   Plants that have been genetically produced using recombinant DNA techniques is called? Transgenic plants
  •   Plants that owe their resistance by avoidance are called as? Water savers
  •   Plastids was introduced by? Lederberg
  •   Pollen from a flower of one plant falls on the stigmas of other flowers of the same plant? Geitonogamy
  •  Pollinated species is grown without selections? Bulk
  •   Polygenic characters in the germplasm are measured by different methods such as simple measures of dispersion (Range, SD, SE and coefficient of variation), Meteroglyph analysis and D2 statistics.
  •      Polygenic characters show variable magnitude of heritability and environment plays and important role in their development. 
  •      One gene one enzyme hypothesis was proposed by beadle and Tatum.

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