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    The document outlines experiments and activities to be completed for plant biology. Section A involves isolating DNA from plant material and using the quadrat method to study plant population frequencies. Section B describes preparing a temporary slide of pollen germination using a nutrient solution. Section C involves identifying various plant structures and processes from samples, diagrams, or pictures. These include identifying a pollinating agent, gamete development stages, a plant breeding technique, interpreting a pedigree chart, identifying a disease causing organism, and analyzing evolutionary relationships from specimens.

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    The document outlines experiments and activities to be completed for plant biology. Section A involves isolating DNA from plant material and using the quadrat method to study plant population frequencies. Section B describes preparing a temporary slide of pollen germination using a nutrient solution. Section C involves identifying various plant structures and processes from samples, diagrams, or pictures. These include identifying a pollinating agent, gamete development stages, a plant breeding technique, interpreting a pedigree chart, identifying a disease causing organism, and analyzing evolutionary relationships from specimens.

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    12 Pract Sample QP For Students

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    The document outlines experiments and activities to be completed for plant biology. Section A involves isolating DNA from plant material and using the quadrat method to study plant population frequencies. Section B describes preparing a temporary slide of pollen germination using a nutrient solution. Section C involves identifying various plant structures and processes from samples, diagrams, or pictures. These include identifying a pollinating agent, gamete development stages, a plant breeding technique, interpreting a pedigree chart, identifying a disease causing organism, and analyzing evolutionary relationships from specimens.

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    SECTION – A

    I. Isolate DNA from the given plant material, write the aim, requirements, procedure,
    observation & precaution (5M)

    II. Find out the plant population frequency using quadrat method. Record your
    observation in the form of table .Write the aim, procedure, result and precaution.
    (4M)
    SECTION – B

    III. Prepare a temporary slide of pollen germination using nutrient solution. Write the
    Write the method of preparation and comment upon it with the suitable diagrams

    SECTION – C (7x1=7M)
    IV. Spotting’s

    A) Identify the pollinating agent of the given flower, draw a labeled sketch and write the
    general features of the flower that aid in pollination.

    B) Identify the gamete developmental stage from the slide; draw a labeled sketch and write
    the reasons for your identification.

    C) Identify the experimental setup of plant breeding technique, write the reasons for your
    identification with a suitable diagram.

    D) Interpret the given pedigree chart and determine whether the trait belong to dominant or
    recessive/sex linked and comment on it.

    E) Identify the given disease causing organism, comment on it, and draw a labeled diagram

    F) Identify the specimen/picture, draw a labeled sketch and write about their relationship

    G) Identify the specimen/picture, draw a labeled sketch and write about the evolutionary
    relationship

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