1. Statement I Two ATP molecules are produced during anaerobic respiration.
Statement II Glucose is converted into pyruvic acid through a series of reaction with a net gain of 2 ATP molecules.
Statement II Glucose is converted into pyruvic acid through a series of reaction with a net gain of 2 ATP molecules.
2. In which of the following families of angiosperms, endosperm development is absent?
3. In which of the following nastic movements visible response is induced with changes of temperature and light during the day and night?
4. Which of the following organisms causes red rust of tea?
5. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding vegetative propagation of plants?
1. Vegetative propagation produces clonal population.
2. Vegetative propagation helps in eliminating the virus.
3. Vegetative propagation can be practised most of the year.
Select the correct answer:
1. Vegetative propagation produces clonal population.
2. Vegetative propagation helps in eliminating the virus.
3. Vegetative propagation can be practised most of the year.
Select the correct answer:
6. Water for drinking should have a BOD
7. Cells of meristematic tissue lack
8. According to Clapham, Jr (1973), the great productivity of reefs is obviously caused by
9. Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer:
List-I (Hydrosere stages)
List-II (Plants)
a. Submerged stage
1. Hydrilla, Potamogeton
b. Floating stage
2. Lemna, Nymphaea
c. Reed swamp stage
3. Polygonum, Juncus
d. Marsh meadow stage
4. Sagittaria, Phragmites
| List-I (Hydrosere stages) | List-II (Plants) |
| a. Submerged stage | 1. Hydrilla, Potamogeton |
| b. Floating stage | 2. Lemna, Nymphaea |
| c. Reed swamp stage | 3. Polygonum, Juncus |
| d. Marsh meadow stage | 4. Sagittaria, Phragmites |
10. Which of the following plants is carnivorous?
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