What is a callus?

  • A
    Tissue that forms an embryo.
  • B
    Insoluble lipid.
  • C
    Cells that develop to form an embryo.
  • D
    An unorganized mass of undifferentiated cells.

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$S$ - Statement: An undifferentiated mass of cells in a culture is called callus.
$R$ - Reason: Auxin and cytokinin are added as growth regulators in the culture medium for callus induction.

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The capacity to generate an entire organism from any cell of the body is known as:

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