Which of the following is grouped under phanerogams
Options
(a) Pteridophytes (b) Gymnosperms (c) Angiosperms (d) Both Gymnosperms and Angiosperms
Correct Answer:
Both Gymnosperms and Angiosperms
Explanation:
Gymnosperms and angisperms both are grouped […]
Light reaction in photosynthesis occurs in
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(a) stroma (b) lamellae (c) grana (d) outer membrane
Correct Answer:
grana
Explanation:
Light reaction happens in grana fraction of chloroplast and in this reaction are […]
Legume seeds exhibit dormancy because of
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(a) Undeveloped embryo (b) Hard seed coat (c) Absence of cytokinin (d) Absence of GA₃
Correct Answer:
Hard seed coat
Explanation:
Seed of many plants including […]
Largest number of chloroplast is found in
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(a) palisade tissue (b) spongy tissue (c) transfusion tissue (d) bundle sheath cells
Correct Answer:
palisade tissue
Explanation:
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Largest muscle of the body is
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(a) Stapedius (b) gluteus maximus (c) quadriceps (d) gastrocnemius
Correct Answer:
gluteus maximus
Explanation:
The largest muscle in the body is gluteus maximus. It is the […]
Lack of pulmonary surfactant produces
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(a) asthma (b) emphysema (c) cystic fibrosis (d) respiratory distress syndrome
Correct Answer:
emphysema
Explanation:
Emphysema causes lung damage. You have airways in your lungs called bronchioles, and […]
Karyolymph is a
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(a) Nuclear sap (b) SPM membrane (c) Nuclear pore (d) None of these
Correct Answer:
Nuclear sap
Explanation:
Collidal sap inside the nucleus is known as karyolymph or nucleoplasm
Karyology is the study of
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(a) cell (b) nucleus (c) tissue (d) genes
Correct Answer:
nucleus
Explanation:
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Ion carriers are located in
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(a) cellular space (b) nucleus (c) plasma membrane (d) cell wall
Correct Answer:
plasma membrane
Explanation:
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Intraxylary phloem may also be called
Options
(a) Internal phloem (b) Included phloem (c) Vestigeal Phloem (d) None of the above
Correct Answer:
Internal phloem
Explanation:
Internal or intraxylary phloem: It originates from […]
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