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51
The primary meristems include
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Answer: Option D
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52
In the wild-type strains or virulent types the cells have
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53
The velamen in monocot roots is composed of
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54
The carpogonium of lichen is a special cellular filament consisting of two portions, the lower coiled portion and the upper straight portion. The coiled portion constitutes the
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In a bisexual flower, if androecium and gynoecium mature at different times, the phenomenon is known as
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56
The apical cell theory is applicable in case of
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57
In the species of Penicillium with branched conidiophores, the ultimate branches which bear tufts of flask-shaped sterigmata are called
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58
The entire structure, consisting of water pore, epithem, and vein ends, is called the
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The asci and the paraphyses of the apothecium, are closely packed to form a continuous fertile layer called the
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Match List-I (Taxonomists) with List-II (Developments) and select the correct answer:
List-I List-II
a. Edwards and Cavalli-Sforza 1. Suggested electronic data processing for taxonomy
b. Sokal and Rohlf 2. Developed cladistic techniques for discrete characters
c. Jardin, Sneath and Key 3. Suggested computer-oriented identification methods
d. Morse, Dybowski and Franklin 4. Defined operational homology
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