21. Consider the following statements and choose the correct answer:
1. The integuments of the ovule become dry and firm, the seed coat
2. Insoluble food is formed in the ovule as a result of dehydration
3. In endospermic seeds the insoluble food is stored in cotyledons
4. The ovary wall forms the fruit wall which may be hard or fleshy
1. The integuments of the ovule become dry and firm, the seed coat
2. Insoluble food is formed in the ovule as a result of dehydration
3. In endospermic seeds the insoluble food is stored in cotyledons
4. The ovary wall forms the fruit wall which may be hard or fleshy
22. In the photosynthetic purple bacteria, the phototactic movements shown by them seem to be due to light absorbed by
23. Who among the following has called a frontier or flat-earth concept of the world instead of spaceship or round-world view?
24. Oxygen, which is liberated during photosynthesis comes from
25. Except which of the following steps, in all other steps the pair of electrons, released in respiration, reduces NAD+ to NADH ?
26. When the water is trickling downwards due to gravity, a portion of the water is retained around and between the soil particles due to surface tension. This water is known as
27. The uredospore stage of Puccinia is called the
28. Which of these is a micronutrient for plants?
29. Consider the following statements regarding tobacco mosaic viruses and choose the correct answer:
1. Tobacco mosaic viruses are sap transmissible
2. These can stand a high degree of dilution
3. Breaking of a hair with contaminated instrument serves as a means of transmitting the virus
4. These viruses are insect borne
1. Tobacco mosaic viruses are sap transmissible
2. These can stand a high degree of dilution
3. Breaking of a hair with contaminated instrument serves as a means of transmitting the virus
4. These viruses are insect borne
30. Red-rot of sugarcane was first observed by
Read More Section(Plant Anatomy and Physiology)
Each Section contains maximum 100 MCQs question on Plant Anatomy and Physiology. To get more questions visit other sections.
- Plant Anatomy and Physiology - Section 1
- Plant Anatomy and Physiology - Section 2
- Plant Anatomy and Physiology - Section 4
- Plant Anatomy and Physiology - Section 5
- Plant Anatomy and Physiology - Section 6
- Plant Anatomy and Physiology - Section 7
- Plant Anatomy and Physiology - Section 8
- Plant Anatomy and Physiology - Section 9
- Plant Anatomy and Physiology - Section 10
