Question
(a) What are embryoids? How are different from embryos?
(b) What is a clone?
(b) What is a clone?
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Answer
(a) Embryoids are embryo - like structures formed in plant tissue culture. These are also known as somatic embryoids. On the other hand, embryo is formed by sexual reproduction or by partheno - genesis within embryo - sac.
(b) A clone is a population on cell that are produced by asexual reproduction.
(b) A clone is a population on cell that are produced by asexual reproduction.
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