MCQ I Biotechnology I Plant tissue culture
MCQ I Plant Tissue Culture I Biotechnology
1. Micro propagation involves
(a)
vegetative multiplication of plants by
using micro-organisms.
(b)
vegetative multiplication of plants by
using small explants.
(c)
vegetative multiplication of plants by
using microspores.
(d)
Non-vegetative multiplication of plants
by using microspores and megaspores.
2.Who is known as the father of
tissue culture?
(a) Bonner
(b) Laibach
(c) Haberlandt
(d) Gautheret
3. The production of secondary
metabolites requires the use of ________.
(a) Meristem
(b) Protoplast
(c) Axillary buds
(d) Cell suspension
4. The pair of hormones required for
a callus to differentiate are________.
(a) Ethylene and Auxin
(b) Auxin and cytokinin
(c) Auxin and Abscisic acid
(d) Cytokinin and gibberellin
5. The ability of the
component cells of callus to form a whole plant is known as
(a)
redifferentiation
(b)
dedifferentiation
(c)
either (a) or (b)
(d)
none of these
6. What is Dimethyl sulfoxide used
for?
(a) A gelling agent
(b) Cryoprotectant
(c) Chelating agent
(d) An Alkylating agent
7. The formation of embryoids from
the pollen grains in the tissue culture medium is due to ________.
(a) Organogenesis
(b) Test tube culture
(c) Double fertilization
(d) Cellular totipotency
8. Somaclonal
variations are the ones
(a) Caused by mutagens
(b) Produce during tissue culture
(c) Caused by gamma rays
(d) Induced during sexual embryogeny
9. Which of the
following plant cell will show totipotency?
(a)
Xylem vessels
(b)
Sieve tube
(c)
Meristem
(d)
Cork cells
10. Which vector is
mostly used in crop improvement?
a) Plasmid
b) Cosmid
c) Phasmid
d) Agrobacterium
11. Synthetic seeds are produced by
the encapsulation of somatic embryos with___________.
(a) Sodium acetate
(b) Sodium nitrate
(c) Sodium chloride
(d) Sodium alginate
12. Totipotency refers to
___________.
(a) Development of fruits from
flowers in a culture
(b) Development of an organ from a
cell in a culture medium
(c) Flowering in a culture medium
(d) All of the above
13. Which of the following is the
main application of embryo culture?
(a) Clonal propagation
(b) Production of embryoids
(c) Induction of somaclonal
variations
(d) Overcoming hybridisation
barriers
14. In tissue culture of parenchyma,
mitosis is accelerated in the presence of ________.
(a) Auxin
(b) Cytokinin
(c) Gibberellin
(d) Both auxin and cytokinin
15. Which breeding
method uses a chemical to strip the cell wall of plant cells of two sexually
incompatible species?
(a)
Mass selection
(b)
Protoplast fusion
(c)
Transformation
(d)
Transpiration
16. Cell fusion method
includes the preparation of large number of
(a)
plant cells stripped of their cell wall
(b)
single plant cell stripped of their cell
wall
(c)
plant cells with cell wall
(d)
cells from different species
17. Subculturing is
similar to propagation by cuttings because
(a)
it separates multiple microshoots and
places them in a medium
(b)
it uses scions to produce new
microshoots
(c)
they both use in vitro growing
conditions
(d)
all of the above
18. When plated only in
nutrient medium, how much time is required for the protoplast to synthesize new
cell wall?
(a)
2-5 days
(b)
5-10 days
(c)
10-15 days
(d)
15-17 days
19. Agrobacterium based
gene transfer is efficient
(a)
only with dicots
(b)
only with monocots
(c)
with both monocots and dicots
(d)
with majority monocots and few dicots
20. Part of plant used
for culturing is called
(a)
Scion
(b)
Explant
(c)
Stock
(d)
Callus
21. In which of the following conditions
do the somaclonal variations appear?
(a) Plants raised in tissue culture
(b) Plants exposed to gamma rays
(c) Plants growing in polluted soil
or water
(d) Plants transferred by a
recombinant DNA technology.
22. Haploid plants can be obtained
from________.
(a) Anther culture
(b) Bud culture
(c) Leaf culture
(d) Root culture
23. In-plant tissue culture, the
callus tissues are generated into a complete plantlet by altering the
concentration________.
(a) Sugars
(b) Hormones
(c) Amino Acids
(d) Vitamins and minerals
24. Which of the following is
cultured to obtain haploid plants?
(a) Embryo
(b) Nucleus
(c) Apical bud
(d) Entire anther
25. Growth hormone
producing apical dominance is
(a)
Auxin
(b)
Gibberellin
(c)
Ethylene
(d)
Cytokinin
26. A medium which is
composed of chemically defined compound is called
(a)
Natural media
(b)
Synthetic media
(c)
Artificial media
(d)
None of these
27. To obtain haploid
plant, we culture
(a)
Entire anther
(b)
Nucleus
(c)
Embryo
(d)
Apical bud
28. Which of the following vectors
is used in crop improvement and crop management?
(a) Agrobacterium
(b) Plasmid
(c) Cosmid
(d) Phasmid
29. Which of the following growth
hormones produces apical dominance?
(a) Ethylene
(b) Cytokinin
(c) Auxin
(d) Gibberellin
30. Cybrids are produced by
(a) The nucleus of one species but
cytoplasm from both the parent species
(b) The fusion of two same nuclei
from the same species
(c) The fusion of two different
nuclei from different species
(d) None of the above
31. Which of the following mediums
is composed of chemically defined compounds?
(a) Natural media
(b) Artificial media
(c) Synthetic media
(d) None of the above
32. Which of the following chemicals
are most widely used for protoplast fusion?
(a) Mannitol
(b) Polyethylene glycol
(c) Sorbitol
(d) Mannol
33. Which of the following plant cells
shows totipotency?
(a) Cork cells
(b) Meristem
(c) Sieve tube
(d) Xylem vessels
34. What is Callus?
(a) Tissues that grow to form an
embryoid
(b) An unorganised actively dividing
the mass of cells maintained in a culture
(c) An insoluble carbohydrate
(d) A tissue that grows from an
embryo
35. In tissue culture
system, this is the main effect of cytokines
(a) shoot elongation
(b) adventitious root
formation
(c) induction of
somatic embryos
(d) adventitious shoot
formation
36.
Which of the following statement is incorrect about agar?
(a) Remains stable at
incubation temperature
(b) Does not react
with media constituents
(c) Does not use in
micropropagation work
(d) Not digested by
plant enzymes
37. This is not a
basic component of culture media for plant cultivation
(a) amino acids
(b) sucrose/sugar
(c) a complex mixture
of salts
(d) serum albumin
38. Which of the
following plant propagation method uses girdling?
(a) cuttings
(b) grafting
(c) layering
(d) both (a) and (b)
39. The ability of
single cells to divide and produce all differentiated cells in the entity.
(a) Totipotency
(b) Multipotent
(c) Pluripotent
(d) Unipotent
40. Which of the
following is the first transgenic crop?
(a) flax
(b) tobacco
(c) plastic
(d) cotton
41. Which of the
following is not a feature of plant cells?
(a) Consists of
plastids
(b) Cell wall outside
the cell membrane
(c) Presence of
centrioles
(d) Cell-cell
communication through plasmodesmata
42. Which of the
following is a superbug?
(a) virus
(b) bacteria
(c) transgenic plant
(d) worms
43. The time duration
for sterilization process by using autoclave is ______ minutes and the
temperature is _______
(a)
10 to 30 minutes and 125° C
(b)
15 to 30 minutes and 121° C
(c)
15 to 20 minutes and 125° C
(d)
10 to 20 minutes and 121° C
44. Select the
incorrect statement from given statement
(a)
A tonic used for cardiac arrest is
obtained from Digitalis purpuria
(b)
Medicine used to treat Rheumatic pain is
extracted from Capsicum annum
(c)
An anti malarial drug is isolated from
Cinchona officinalis.
(d)
Anti-carcinogenic property is not seen
in Catharanthus roseus.
45. Virus free plants
are developed from
(a)
Organ culture
(b)
Meristem culture
(c)
Protoplast culture
(d)
Cell suspension culture
46. This is a cellular
totipotency property.
(a) plants
(b) animals
(c) virus
(d) none of the above
47. Growth of plant
tissues in artificial media is called _______.
(a) cell hybridization
(b) plant tissue
culture
(c) transgenesis
(d) gene expression
48. A plant cell is a prokaryotic cell.
(a) True
(b) False
49. Which of the following is NOT the feature of plant cells?
(a) Presence of centrioles
(b) The cell wall outside the cell membrane
(c) Cell-cell communication through
plasmodesmata
(d) Consists of plastids
50. Name the term given to the ability of single cells to
divide and produce all the differentiated cell in the organism?
(a) Unipotent
(b) Pluripotent
(c) Multipotent
(d) Totipotency
51. Out of the following, which one is NOT the basic
component of culture media used for plant cultivation?
(a) Complex mixture of salts
(b) Amino acids
(c) Serum albumin
(d) Sugar/ sucrose
52. Mark the INCORRECT statement about agar, a gelling agent
in plant tissue culture medium?
(a) Not digested by plant enzymes
(b) It does not use in microprapogation work
(c) It does not react with media constituents
(d) Remain stable at incubation temperature
53. Which of the following is NOT a plant growth regulator?
(a) Auxin
(b) Cytokinins
(c) Abcisic acid
(d) Polyphenols
54. Which of the following is the main effect of cytokines in
the tissue culture system?
(a) Adventitious shoot formation
(b) Induction of somatic embryos
(c) Adventitious root formation
(d) Shoot elongation
55. Which one of them is NOT the main effect of polyamines in
the tissue culture system?
(a) Promotion of tuber and bulb formation
(b) Adventitious root formation
(c) Promotion of shoot formation
(d) Somatic embryogenesis
56. Which of the following plant hormone control fruit
ripening?
(a) Ethylene
(b) Auxin
(c) Gibbrellins
(d) Abscisis acid
57. Totipotency refers to
(a) capacity to generate genetically identical
plants.
(b) capacity to generate a whole plant from any
plant cell / explant.
(c) capacity to generate hybrid protoplasts.
(d) recovery of healthy plants from diseased
plants.
58. The prevention of
large scale loss of biological interity
(a)
Biopatent
(b)
Bioethics
(c)
Biosafety
(d)
Biofuel
59. Cryopreservation
means it is a process to preserve plant cells, tissues or organs
(a)
at very low temperature by using ether.
(b)
at very high temperature by using liquid
nitrogen
(c)
at very low temperature of -196 by using
liquid nitrogen
(d)
at very low temperature by using liquid
nitrogen
60. Solidifying agent
used in plant tissue culture is
(a)
Nicotinic acid
(b)
Cobaltous chloride
(c)
EDTA
(d)
Agar
61.
Organogenesis is
(a)
formation of callus tissue
(b)
formation of root and shoots on callus
tissue
(c)
both (a) and (b)
(d)
genesis of organs
62. Which of the
following is used in the culture of regenerating protoplasts, single cells or
very dilute cell suspensions?
(a)
Nurse medium
(b)
Nurse or feeder culture
(c)
Both (a) and (b)
(d)
None of these
63. In a callus culture
(a)
increasing level of cytokinin to a
callus induces shoot formation and increasing level of auxin promote root
formation
(b)
increasing level of auxin to a callus
induces shoot formation and increasing level of cytokinin promote root
formation
(c)
auxins and cytokinins are not required
(d)
only auxin is required for root and
shoot formation
64. Protoplasts are the
cells devoid of
(a)
cell membrane
(b)
cell wall
(c)
both cell wall and cell membrane
(d) none of these.
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