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4351.	A farmer found several mustard plants growing in a wheat field. Identify the weed in this case.
Answer» A farmer found several mustard plants growing in a wheat field. Identify the weed in this case.

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4352.	who is the father of microbiology
Answer» who is the father of microbiology

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4353.	What is the difference between eukaryotic cells and prokaryotic cells?
Answer» What is the difference between eukaryotic cells and prokaryotic cells?

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4354.	In which of the following animals the embryos develop fully the mother's body and in which they develop fully in the eggs laid by mother? Cow, Ostrich, Frog, Lizard, Deer, Cat, Snake, Tiger, Dog, Hen
Answer» In which of the following animals the embryos develop fully the mother's body and in which they develop fully in the eggs laid by mother? Cow, Ostrich, Frog, Lizard, Deer, Cat, Snake, Tiger, Dog, Hen

4354.

In which of the following animals the embryos develop fully the mother's body and in which they develop fully in the eggs laid by mother? Cow, Ostrich, Frog, Lizard, Deer, Cat, Snake, Tiger, Dog, Hen

Answer»

In which of the following animals the embryos develop fully the mother's body and in which they develop fully in the eggs laid by mother?

Cow, Ostrich, Frog, Lizard, Deer, Cat, Snake, Tiger, Dog, Hen

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4355.	___ colour light has the shortest wavelength.
Answer» ___ colour light has the shortest wavelength.

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4356.	The parts P and Q is present only in plant cells, they are not present in animal cells. The part P contains a green pigment called R whereas part Q is made up of tough material S. Identify P, Q, R and S.
Answer» The parts P and Q is present only in plant cells, they are not present in animal cells. The part P contains a green pigment called R whereas part Q is made up of tough material S. Identify P, Q, R and S.

4356.

The parts P and Q is present only in plant cells, they are not present in animal cells. The part P contains a green pigment called R whereas part Q is made up of tough material S. Identify P, Q, R and S.

Answer»

The parts P and Q is present only in plant cells, they are not present in animal cells. The part P contains a green pigment called R whereas part Q is made up of tough material S.

Identify P, Q, R and S.

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4357.	what is microbes
Answer» what is microbes

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4358.	The nucleus, ribosomes and lysosomes can be classified as:
Answer» The nucleus, ribosomes and lysosomes can be classified as:

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4359.	Which of the following wild animals is a friend of the farmer ? (a) deer (b) rat (c) snake (d) wild buffalo
Answer» Which of the following wild animals is a friend of the farmer ? (a) deer (b) rat (c) snake (d) wild buffalo

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4360.	Beeswax is a natural wax ___ .
Answer» Beeswax is a natural wax ___ .

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4361.	Different insects have different methods to grow from its egg stage to an adult. The egg of a grasshopper hatches out in a tiny hopper called __.
Answer» Different insects have different methods to grow from its egg stage to an adult. The egg of a grasshopper hatches out in a tiny hopper called __.

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4362.	What is the difference between 'flora' and 'fauna' ?
Answer» What is the difference between 'flora' and 'fauna' ?

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4363.	Which of the following is not a unicellular organism ?
Answer» Which of the following is not a unicellular organism ?

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4364.	The system of classification in which connecting links between different organisms and fossil evidence as well as genetic data are analyzed together is called _____
Answer» The system of classification in which connecting links between different organisms and fossil evidence as well as genetic data are analyzed together is called _____

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4365.	Which of the following analogies explains the concept of in situ conservation?
Answer» Which of the following analogies explains the concept of in situ conservation?

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4366.	Which of the following is true about fermentation in food processing?
Answer» Which of the following is true about fermentation in food processing?

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4367.	In which organisms fragmentation and/or regeneration is a mode of reproduction?
Answer» In which organisms fragmentation and/or regeneration is a mode of reproduction?

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4368.	Respected sir/madam, Actually it is a common querry, I mean not from the lesson. QUESTION: When we sit in a same position for a long time,our legs get paralyzed.But when we sleep in a same position for a long time then,they do not get paralyzed.why? If you say that we move and adjust ourselves(crawling) while sleeping,yes we move but not each and every second.Our legs get paralyzed just after 1 hour but we sleep for about 8 hours.I don't think so that we move constantly. 2.(sorry for not following the rule - it was rellated to this)why only our legs get paralyzed but not our hands and nor our head. 3.And even , none of our body parts get paralyzed when we meditate .Why? Is there any scientific process for this?If you can then please suggest me a video for it in youtube. A small request, please do answer all questions.
Answer» Respected sir/madam, Actually it is a common querry, I mean not from the lesson. QUESTION: When we sit in a same position for a long time,our legs get paralyzed.But when we sleep in a same position for a long time then,they do not get paralyzed.why? If you say that we move and adjust ourselves(crawling) while sleeping,yes we move but not each and every second.Our legs get paralyzed just after 1 hour but we sleep for about 8 hours.I don't think so that we move constantly. 2.(sorry for not following the rule - it was rellated to this)why only our legs get paralyzed but not our hands and nor our head. 3.And even , none of our body parts get paralyzed when we meditate .Why? Is there any scientific process for this?If you can then please suggest me a video for it in youtube. A small request, please do answer all questions.

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4369.	A)What are the size of small microbes? B)What are the characteristics of viruses? C)What are the ways through which microorganisms enter in our body?
Answer» A)What are the size of small microbes? B)What are the characteristics of viruses? C)What are the ways through which microorganisms enter in our body?

4369.

A)What are the size of small microbes? B)What are the characteristics of viruses? C)What are the ways through which microorganisms enter in our body?

Answer»

A)What are the size of small microbes?

B)What are the characteristics of viruses?

C)What are the ways through which microorganisms enter in our body?

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4370.	Explain the process of separating chaff from the crops?
Answer» Explain the process of separating chaff from the crops?

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4371.	Which of the following insects is not considered a pest?
Answer» Which of the following insects is not considered a pest?

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4372.	A, B, C and D are basic parts of the cell. The part A contains thread like structures called E which transfer the characteristics from parents to their off Springs. The part B used glucose and oxygen to produce energy whereas part C controls the movement of substances into the cell and out of the cell. The part D it's a transparent, jelly like material. What could be A, B, C,D and E.?
Answer» A, B, C and D are basic parts of the cell. The part A contains thread like structures called E which transfer the characteristics from parents to their off Springs. The part B used glucose and oxygen to produce energy whereas part C controls the movement of substances into the cell and out of the cell. The part D it's a transparent, jelly like material. What could be A, B, C,D and E.?

4372.

A, B, C and D are basic parts of the cell. The part A contains thread like structures called E which transfer the characteristics from parents to their off Springs. The part B used glucose and oxygen to produce energy whereas part C controls the movement of substances into the cell and out of the cell. The part D it's a transparent, jelly like material. What could be A, B, C,D and E.?

Answer»

A, B, C and D are basic parts of the cell. The part A contains thread like structures called E which transfer the characteristics from parents to their off Springs. The part B used glucose and oxygen to produce energy whereas part C controls the movement of substances into the cell and out of the cell. The part D it's a transparent, jelly like material.

What could be A, B, C,D and E.?

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4373.	Question 10 Complete the crossword with the help of clues given below. Across 1. This is necessary for photosynthesis. 3. Term for component present in the cytoplasm. 6. The living substance in the cell. 8. Units of inheritance present on the chromosomes. Down 1. Green plastids. 2. Formed by collection of tissues. 4. It separates the contents of the cell from the surrounding medium. 5. Empty structure in the cytoplasm. 7. A group of cells.
Answer» Question 10 Complete the crossword with the help of clues given below. Across 1. This is necessary for photosynthesis. 3. Term for component present in the cytoplasm. 6. The living substance in the cell. 8. Units of inheritance present on the chromosomes. Down 1. Green plastids. 2. Formed by collection of tissues. 4. It separates the contents of the cell from the surrounding medium. 5. Empty structure in the cytoplasm. 7. A group of cells.

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4374.	Axial movement of water and nutrients in plants by xylem and phloem is called
Answer» Axial movement of water and nutrients in plants by xylem and phloem is called

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4375.	Which of the following is a heart condition which increases stress on the heart?
Answer» Which of the following is a heart condition which increases stress on the heart?

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4376.	Which among the following pathogens cause amoebic dysentery?
Answer» Which among the following pathogens cause amoebic dysentery?

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4377.	What is the difference between a harvester and a combine?
Answer» What is the difference between a harvester and a combine?

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4378.	What is Adam's Apple ? Which of the two usually have an Adam's Apple : grown up boys or grown up girls ?
Answer» What is Adam's Apple ? Which of the two usually have an Adam's Apple : grown up boys or grown up girls ?

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4379.	An aggregation of cells having the same origin and performing a definite function is called a ___.
Answer» An aggregation of cells having the same origin and performing a definite function is called a ___.

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4380.	- WHAT IS PATHOGENS ???? - AND PLEASE CAN YOU EXPLAIN IT WITH EXAMPLE...........
Answer» - WHAT IS PATHOGENS ???? - AND PLEASE CAN YOU EXPLAIN IT WITH EXAMPLE...........

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4381.	Which of the following is incorrect with respect to the detritus food chain?
Answer» Which of the following is incorrect with respect to the detritus food chain?

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4382.	How are E.Coli and Streptococcus useful/harmful to us ?
Answer» How are E.Coli and Streptococcus useful/harmful to us ?

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4383.	Name the steps involved in crop production.
Answer» Name the steps involved in crop production.

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4384.	How does low platelet count cause haemorrhage?
Answer» How does low platelet count cause haemorrhage?

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4385.	What term is used for the stoppage of menstrual cycle?
Answer» What term is used for the stoppage of menstrual cycle?

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4386.	What are stains?
Answer» What are stains?

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4387.	Wheat used by households are
Answer» Wheat used by households are

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4388.	Conversion of milk into yogurt takes place by the action of ___ .
Answer» Conversion of milk into yogurt takes place by the action of ___ .

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4389.	Describe how, curd is made from milk . Name the becterium which converts milk into curd.
Answer» Describe how, curd is made from milk . Name the becterium which converts milk into curd.

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4390.	In Priestley’s experiment for photosynthesis, the mouse died in the setup which did not contain the mint plant because of
Answer» In Priestley’s experiment for photosynthesis, the mouse died in the setup which did not contain the mint plant because of

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4391.	The electron microscope was discovered by
Answer» The electron microscope was discovered by

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4392.	A virus differs from a bacterium as it (virus) contains
Answer» A virus differs from a bacterium as it (virus) contains

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4393.	How does sperm reach ovum?
Answer» How does sperm reach ovum?

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4394.	In grassland ecosystem, the pyramid of biomass is:
Answer» In grassland ecosystem, the pyramid of biomass is:

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4395.	Which is the largest floating body generally in the centre of a cell ?
Answer» Which is the largest floating body generally in the centre of a cell ?

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4396.	Why do flowering plants need substances such as water, mineral nutrients, organic nutrients and hormones? Do non flowering plants need the same substances?
Answer» Why do flowering plants need substances such as water, mineral nutrients, organic nutrients and hormones? Do non flowering plants need the same substances?

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4397.	Which of the following tissues transports water and food to all parts of the plant body?
Answer» Which of the following tissues transports water and food to all parts of the plant body?

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4398.	Branch of biology dealing with the study of different types of ecosystems, interaction between organisms and environment protection is called ___
Answer» Branch of biology dealing with the study of different types of ecosystems, interaction between organisms and environment protection is called ___

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4399.	The term used for the process of separating grains from chaff is
Answer» The term used for the process of separating grains from chaff is

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4400.	Dengue : Barbo virus :: Chikungunya :
Answer» Dengue : Barbo virus :: Chikungunya :

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A farmer found several mustard plants growing in a wheat field. Identify the weed in this case.

who is the father of microbiology

What is the difference between eukaryotic cells and prokaryotic cells?

In which of the following animals the embryos develop fully the mother's body and in which they develop fully in the eggs laid by mother? Cow, Ostrich, Frog, Lizard, Deer, Cat, Snake, Tiger, Dog, Hen

___ colour light has the shortest wavelength.

The parts P and Q is present only in plant cells, they are not present in animal cells. The part P contains a green pigment called R whereas part Q is made up of tough material S. Identify P, Q, R and S.

what is microbes

The nucleus, ribosomes and lysosomes can be classified as:

Which of the following wild animals is a friend of the farmer ? (a) deer (b) rat (c) snake (d) wild buffalo

Beeswax is a natural wax ___ .

Different insects have different methods to grow from its egg stage to an adult. The egg of a grasshopper hatches out in a tiny hopper called __.

What is the difference between 'flora' and 'fauna' ?

Which of the following is not a unicellular organism ?

The system of classification in which connecting links between different organisms and fossil evidence as well as genetic data are analyzed together is called _____

Which of the following analogies explains the concept of in situ conservation?

Which of the following is true about fermentation in food processing?

In which organisms fragmentation and/or regeneration is a mode of reproduction?

A)What are the size of small microbes? B)What are the characteristics of viruses? C)What are the ways through which microorganisms enter in our body?

Explain the process of separating chaff from the crops?

Which of the following insects is not considered a pest?

Axial movement of water and nutrients in plants by xylem and phloem is called

Which of the following is a heart condition which increases stress on the heart?

Which among the following pathogens cause amoebic dysentery?

What is the difference between a harvester and a combine?

What is Adam's Apple ? Which of the two usually have an Adam's Apple : grown up boys or grown up girls ?

An aggregation of cells having the same origin and performing a definite function is called a ___.

- WHAT IS PATHOGENS ???? - AND PLEASE CAN YOU EXPLAIN IT WITH EXAMPLE...........

Which of the following is incorrect with respect to the detritus food chain?

How are E.Coli and Streptococcus useful/harmful to us ?

Name the steps involved in crop production.

How does low platelet count cause haemorrhage?

What term is used for the stoppage of menstrual cycle?

What are stains?

Wheat used by households are

Conversion of milk into yogurt takes place by the action of ___ .

Describe how, curd is made from milk . Name the becterium which converts milk into curd.

In Priestley’s experiment for photosynthesis, the mouse died in the setup which did not contain the mint plant because of

The electron microscope was discovered by

A virus differs from a bacterium as it (virus) contains

How does sperm reach ovum?

In grassland ecosystem, the pyramid of biomass is:

Which is the largest floating body generally in the centre of a cell ?

Why do flowering plants need substances such as water, mineral nutrients, organic nutrients and hormones? Do non flowering plants need the same substances?

Which of the following tissues transports water and food to all parts of the plant body?

Branch of biology dealing with the study of different types of ecosystems, interaction between organisms and environment protection is called ___

The term used for the process of separating grains from chaff is

Dengue : Barbo virus :: Chikungunya :