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- discuss the major biochemical and physiological considerations the acclimatization of in vitro derived planting materialsEnlist the principles of crop production, discuss the importance of timely and accurate provision of plant protection measures in detail.State the three (3) important maturity stages at which ginger can be harvested and identify the products at each stage.
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- Briefly discuss about the current development or application (suggest/comments) of the proplasts isolation and plant regenertion technique.Describe five strategies that can be used to engineer resistance into crop plants. Give an example for each strategy.Give your opinion about the utilization of modern advanced techniques in breeding of sorghum. Also highlight the success stories or successful tools that are so far have been utilized for enhancement of germplasm. In this comparison (conventional and non-conventional approach) you would be required to provide scheme for development of improved germplasm and its utilization.
- Each of the components below should be 1 or at most 2 sentences. Abstracts are 1 paragraph, it is unusual for them to have a reference and must be concise. Explain this hypothesis in detail: The hypothesis can be tested by subjecting groups of Brassica rapa plants to different light exposure durations while keeping other growth conditions constant and recording the time taken for each group to reach the flowering stage. Summarize the methods and experimental design including control and experimental groups and the length of this Brassica rapa experiment. Describe results and analysis Complete the abstract with a brief conclusion of the results of your experiment.describe the potential hazards that may be posed by GMO papaya engineered for delayed fruit ripening.You have been chosen as the lead student gardener for the CSUMB Future Farmers of America Club (FFAC). Your club is looking to you and your Bio211 plant experience to guide them. You arrive at the new FFAC garden plots and notice that while there are many fruits on the apple tree, they seem to remain hard, sour, and green. Your club mates need the red, sweet apples in just a few days for the apple competition. Choose the best hormone to apply and the reason supporting its use: Select one: a. Apply ethylene to the apples to increase ripening. b. Apply ethylene to slow ripening and increase chlorophyll levels. c. Apply auxin to increase parthenocarpy d. Apply gibberellins to increase fruit size. e. Apply auxins to decrease apical dominance and increase water intake.