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9. Hydrated synthetic seeds which are produced by ion exchange reaction involve mixing the somatic embryos in a solution of: (A) sodium alginate and dropping it in a solution of calcium nitrate (B) calcium alginate and dropping it in a solution of sodium nitrate (C) calcium alginate and dropping it in a solution of ammonium nitrate (D) mannitol and dropping it in a solution of sodium nitrate
9. Hydrated synthetic seeds which are produced by ion exchange reaction involve mixing the somatic embryos in a solution of:
(A) sodium alginate and dropping it in a solution of calcium nitrate
(B) calcium alginate and dropping it in a solution of sodium nitrate
(C) calcium alginate and dropping it in a solution of ammonium nitrate
(D) mannitol and dropping it in a solution of sodium nitrate
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Answer: (A) sodium alginate and dropping it in a solution of calcium nitrate
Explanation: Hydrated synthetic seeds are created by mixing somatic embryos with sodium alginate and then dropping the mixture into a calcium nitrate solution, which helps form a gel around the embryos. The other options involve incorrect reagents or solutions.
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