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291.

Spikelets are characteristic of the family:

A.	Umbelliferae	B.	Gramineae
C.	Malvaceae	D.	Leguminoceae

292.

Sporogenesis means:

A.	Formation of zygote	B.	Formation of embryo
C.	Germination of seed	D.	Development and formation of spores

293.

Stems often bear:

A.	Unicellular hairs	B.	Multicellular hairs
C.	Both (a) & (b)	D.	None of above

294.

Sterility is most pronounced in the F1 generation following:

A.	Intervarietal hybridization	B.	Intravarietal hybridization
C.	Intraspecific hybridization	D.	Interspecific hybridization

295.

Sterility incompatibility of distant crosses can e overcome to produce hybrids by:

A.	Pollen culture	B.	Anther culture
C.	Explants culture	D.	Embryo culture

296.

Stilt roots are produced from:

A.	Maint root	B.	Secondary roots
C.	Stem and branches	D.	None of above

297.

Sudden and sharp change in individual and is directly inherited by the offspring is called:

A.	Mutation	B.	Adaptation
C.	Heredity	D.	Continuous variation

298.

Sunflower is:

A.	Annual herb	B.	Biennial herb
C.	Perennial herb	D.	None of the above

299.

Superiority of heterozygote leads to:

A.	Fixation of recessive allele	B.	Fixation of dominant allele
C.	Maintenance of both the alleles	D.	Depression of inbreeding

300.

System of classification proposed by Hutchinson is:

A.	Natural	B.	Artificial
C.	Phylogenetic	D.	Numerical