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Crosses between the plants of the same variety are called - Botany

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Question

Crosses between the plants of the same variety are called

Options

  • interspecific

  • inter varietal

  • intra varietal

  • inter generic

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Solution

Intra varietal

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Chapter 9: Plant Breeding - Evaluation [Page 227]

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