61. Locial necrosis results in open wounds often sunken in stems and surrounded by living tissue which are known as
62. Cuscuta is a
63. Match List-I (Horizons of soil profile) with List-II (Contents) and select the correct answer:
List-I
List-II
a. O-horizon
1. Composed of fresh or partially decomposed organic material
b. A-horizon
2. Composed of weathered parent material
c. B-horizon
3. Composed of major organic matter, accumulated by the loss of clay, iron and aluminium
d. C-horizon
4. Composed of consolidated rock
e. R-horizon
5. Composed of alluvial concentration of all or any of the silicates, clay, iron, aluminium and humus, alone or in combination
| List-I | List-II |
| a. O-horizon | 1. Composed of fresh or partially decomposed organic material |
| b. A-horizon | 2. Composed of weathered parent material |
| c. B-horizon | 3. Composed of major organic matter, accumulated by the loss of clay, iron and aluminium |
| d. C-horizon | 4. Composed of consolidated rock |
| e. R-horizon | 5. Composed of alluvial concentration of all or any of the silicates, clay, iron, aluminium and humus, alone or in combination |
64. Plants with crassulacean acid metabolism (CAM plants) exhibit different stomatal behaviour in that
65. Which of the following organelles of a cell is/are involved in photosynthesis?
66. In the context of respiration, the stage known as glycolysis involves the breaking down of . . . . . . . . to pyruvic acid.
67. Photosynthesis occurs in
68. According to the Calvin-Benson cycle, the first product to accumulate during photosynthesis is
69. According to Yoda and Kira (1963), the principles of population regulation include:
70. The growth movements resulting from a difference between the rates of extension growth on opposite sides of an organ is called as
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