What is the capacity of a plant cell to generate a whole plant called?

  • A
    Multipotency
  • B
    Totipotency
  • C
    Fragmentation
  • D
    Regeneration capacity

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Who proposed the idea that every plant cell is totipotent and can be used for the in vitro growth of plants?

In which of the following are $Somaclonal$ variations observed?

Assertion $A$: Growth is faster in suspension culture compared to callus culture.
Reason $R$: Agitating the culture in the medium using a rotary shaker facilitates the mixing of nutrients and gas exchange.

$A$ plant cell has the potential to develop into a full plant. This property of the plant cell is called:

The hybrid produced by cytoplasmic fusion is called:

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