BVP Medical BVP Medical Solved Paper-2004

  • question_answer
    Triticum aestizrium the common bread wheat is :

    A)  triploid with 21 chromosome

    B)  hexaploid with 42 chromosome

    C)  tetraploid with 30 chromosome

    D)  diploid with 14 chromosome

    Correct Answer: B

    Solution :

                    Common cultivated wheat is an example of allopolyploidy. Triticum aestivium is hexaploid with 2n = 42 and derived from three diploid species (i) AA = Triticum aequilopoides (2n = 14) (ii) BB = Aegilops speltoides (24=14) (iii) DD= Aegilops squarrossa (24 = 14). Allopolyploidy is the doubling of chromosome number in F1 hybrid which is derived from two distinctly different species.


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