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Question : Point out two differences between an artery and a vein . |
Answer» SOLUTION :DIFFERENCES between ARTERY and VEIN
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| 2152. |
Question : Point mutation is |
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Answer» LOSS of gene |
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| 2153. |
Question : Poaching of wild animals is a legal act. |
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| 2154. |
Question : Pneumatophores are |
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Answer» POSITIVE GEOTROPIC |
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| 2155. |
Question : Platyhelminthes represent an example of |
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Answer» CELLULAR GRADE of organisation |
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| 2156. |
Question : Platelets playan important role in blood clotting. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :TRUE - Platelets FORM FIBRIN whichhelp in bloodcoagulation at the site of injury. | |
| 2157. |
Question : Plastic bottles are formed from the chemical substance |
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Answer» POLYMER TETRACHLORO POLYESTER |
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| 2158. |
Question : Plasmolysis in a plant cell is defined as |
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Answer» break down (lysis) of PLASMA MEMBRANE in hypotonic medium |
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| 2159. |
Question : Plasmodium : malaria : ……………….. : : Leishmania :………………………. : Binary fission |
| Answer» SOLUTION :MULTIPLE FISSION, Kala-azar | |
| 2160. |
Question : Plasmodesmata connections help in |
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Answer» cytoplasmic streaming |
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| 2161. |
Question : Plasmids are |
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Answer» NEW type of micro organisms |
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| 2162. |
Question : Plants such as banana, orange, rose and Jasmine that have lost the capacity to produce seeds can reproduce by vegetative propagation. |
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| 2163. |
Question : Plants raised by ____ can bear flowers and fruit earlier than those produced from sees. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION | |
| 2164. |
Question : Plants produced by vegetative propagation need not be genetically similar to the parent plant. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :FALSE - They are GENETICALLY SIMILAR. | |
| 2165. |
Question : Plants propagate normally through seeds. What are other ways that plans propagte through ? Give examples. |
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Answer» Solution :Asxeual reproduction takes place by six different method. They are 1) fission 2) budding 3) spore formation 4) regeneration 5) fragmentation and 6) vegetative propagation. 1) Fission : Single called organisms split into two equal offsprings or more offsprings. Ex : Paramoecium BACTERIA. 2) Budding : A growth on the body as a bud grows to form indentical copy of perent. Ex : Yeast. 3) SPORES formation : spores are produced in SPORANGIUM. Ex : Rhizopus, mucor, bacteria, ferms and mosses. 4) Regeneration : Ability of organisms to give rise to new individual organisms. Ex : Hydra, flatwrom, tapewrom. 5) Fragmentation : New individual growth from a separate piece of parent organisms. Ex : flatworms, moulds, lichens, spirogyra. 6) vegetative propagation : a) Natural propagation : i) leaves : Eg : Bryophyllum ii) Stems: Eg : Stolon - Vallisneria, Strawberry Bulbs - Onion Corms - Colacasia Tuber - Potato b) Artificial propagation : i) Layering : Eg : Nerium, GUAVA, orange, rose. ii) cutting : Eg : Rose, Hibiscus, sugarcane. iii) Grafting: Eg : Sapota, Guava, MANGO. |
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Question : Plants occurring on soils rich in salts are known |
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Answer» HELIOPHYTES |
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Question : Plants like oranges and banana which have lost the property of producing seeds, can be made to reproduce by ___________ . |
| Answer» SOLUTION :VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION | |
| 2168. |
Question : Plants have low energy needs as compared to animals . Explain. |
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Answer» SOLUTION :Animals need to move around in search of FOOD, shelterand mate. They ALSO need energy for digestion of food. Since plants have very few activities, and theyprepare their food in simpleform, hence theirenergy requirements remain low. |
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Question : Plants growing well in full sunlight are called |
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Answer» xerophytes |
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| 2170. |
Question : Plants growing in shady regions are |
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Answer» SCIOPHYTES |
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| 2171. |
Question : Plants growing in extremely cold soils are |
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Answer» HALOPHYTES |
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Question : Plants give out both O_(2) and CO_(2)during night |
| Answer» SOLUTION :False - Plants give out `O_(2)`during the daydue to PHOTOSYNTHESIS and `CO_(2)`at night, as a RESULTOF RESPIRATION. | |
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Question : ________ is the art of developing economically important plants with superior quality. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :BREEDING | |
| 2175. |
Question : Plant diseases are caused by..... Like virsues, bacteria and fungi. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :PATHOGEN | |
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Question : Plant decomposers are |
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Answer» monera and FUNGI |
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| 2177. |
Question : Plant cells store fat in |
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Answer» PEROXISOMES |
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| 2178. |
Question : Planariareproducesasexuallyasexullyby ______. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :REGENERATION | |
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Question : Placenta is the region, where |
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Answer» FOETUS is SUPPLIED by maternal blood |
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| 2180. |
Question : Placenta is embedded in : |
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Answer» Cervix |
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Question : Place two or three unripe tomatoes in a brown paper bag with a ripe bananas and roll thetop closed. In another bag place two or three unripe tomatoes only and roll the top closed, Observe what happens to the tomatoes? Why |
| Answer» Solution :As the banana CONTINUES to ripen in the FIRST bag, it produces ethylene GAS. The gas trapped inthe bag will cause tomatoes to ripen. The tomtoes REMAIN .unripe in the SECOND bag. | |
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Question : Pituitary gland is found in |
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Answer» AROUND trachea |
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| 2184. |
Question : Pituitary gland is divided into four lobes. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :False -CORRECT Statement: The Pituitary GLAND is composed of two LOBES and perform DIFFERENT functions. | |
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Question : Pith is differentiated in monocot stems. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :FALSE- Correct STATEMENT: Pith is not differentiated in monocot STEMS. | |
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Question : Pili in bacteria represent the extension of its |
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Answer» CELL wall |
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Question : Pigments contained in the cones of the retina are associated with |
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Answer» ACCOMMODATION in eye |
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Question : Pick up correct statement for the concept of biodiversity. |
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Answer» It refers to the DIFFERENT species of PLANTS and animals in the area. |
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Question : Pick the odd one out............. |
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Answer» Stage |
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Question : Pick out the disease which spreads through cuts and wounds. |
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Answer» Ringworm |
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Question : Phytohormones are |
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Answer» hormones REGULATING GROWTH from seed to adulthood |
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Question : Phytochrome is used |
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Answer» flowering only |
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Question : Phylum Nemathelminthes includes these very common organisms, some of which are parasitic and most of which are often found in soil |
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Answer» SEGMENTED worms |
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Question : Phycoerythin is present in |
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Answer» polysiphonia |
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Question : Phototropic and geotropic movements in plants have been traced to be linked with |
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Answer» enzymes |
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Question : Photosynthetic pigments are found on, |
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Answer» Stroma |
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Question : Photosensitive pigment is |
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Answer» SIMILAR in all EYES |
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Question : Photorespiration in plants occurs in, |
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Answer» PEROXISOMES |
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| 2200. |
Question : Photoperiodism is |
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Answer» RECURRENCE of day and night |
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