Question

When a new plant is formed as a result of cross-pollination from different varieties of a plant, the newly formed plant is called:

Answer 1

Answer:

The plant that is formed is dominant plant

Answer 2

When a new plant is formed as a result of cross-pollination from different varieties of a plant, the newly formed plant is called a hybrid variety plant.

• Hybrids are plants produced by the cross-breeding of two genetically different varieties or species.
• In this situation pollen (male flower) from one variety plant is taken and put in another variety plant stigma (female flower).
• We get the F1 generation with a hybrid variety.
• Here two different breeding lines are crossed.
• Hybrid varieties are heterozygous but homogeneous populations.
• Hybrids are generally more tolerant to biotic and abiotic stresses than inbreds and pure-line varieties.

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