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11551.

Question : Stomata of a plant open due to

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INFLUX of `K^(+)`
EFFLUX of `K^(+)`
Influx of `CL^(-)`
Influx of `OH^(-)`

Answer :A
11552.

Question : Stomata having pores bounded by a single ring-shaped guard cell are found in

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CAPSULE of FUNARIA
LEAF of fern
Pinnule of CYCAS
All of these

ANSWER :A
11553.

Question : Stomata develops from

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DERMAL TISSUE
GROUND tissue
HYPODERMAL tissue
Acessory tissue

Answer :A
11554.

Question : Stomata can also open at night, present in

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xerophytes
gametophytes
hydrophytes
none of these

11555.

Question : Stomata are usually open(a) at night, when the plant requires a supply of oxygen(b) during the day, when the plant requires a supply of carbon dioxide(c) during the day, when transpiration occurs(d) both (b) and (c )

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at night, when the PLANT requires a supply of oxygen
during the DAY, when the plant requires a supply of carbon dioxide
during the day, when TRANSPIRATION occurs
both (b) and (c )

ANSWER :D
11556.

Question : Stomata that can also open at night, present in

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Xerophytes
Gametophytes
Hydrophytes
none of these

Answer :A
11557.

Question : Stomata are not found on the leaves of

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SUBMERGED HYDROPHYTES
ATTACHED FLOATING hydrophytes
Marshy hydrophytes
All of the above

Answer :A
11558.

Question : Stomata are usually open

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WHENEVER there is excess water in the soil
at NIGHT, when the PLANT requires a supply of oxygen
during the day, when the plant requires a supply of CARBON dioxide
all of the above

Answer :C
11559.

Question : What are called stomata ?

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Solution :Location : On both the SURFACE of leaf
FUNCTION : Exchangeof gasesand TRANSPIRATION
11560.

Question : Stomach is located in the upper left portion of the abdominal cavity and has three major parts. Name these three parts.

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Solution :(a) Fundus (B) Cardiac (C) Pyloric
11561.

Question : Stomach clear out pathogens with the help of

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SECRETING HCI
Secreting hormone
Both 1 and 2
None of these

Answer :A
11562.

Question : Stolon, offset and rhizome are different forms of stem modifications. How can these modified forms of stem be distinguished from each other ?

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SOLUTION :Modification of STEM : Stem modifies into different WAYS like Stolon, OFFSET and Rhizome. They can be identified SEPARATELY in following way.
11563.

Question : Stoma is surrounded by kidney shaped guard cells in monocots.

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SOLUTION :GUARD CELLS in MONOCOTS are dumb-bell SHAPED.
11564.

Question : Stolon :

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Solution :In Nephrolapis and STRAWBERRY, a horizontal branch from the base of a plant that PRODUCES new PLANTS from buds at its tip or NODES.
11565.

Question : Stirred tank bioreactors have been designed for

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ADDITION of PRESERVATIVES to the PRODUCT
purification of the product
ensuring anaerobic conditions in the culture vessel
availability of OXYGEN THROUGHOUT the process

Answer :D
11566.

Question : Stipules are modified into tendrils in :

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GLORIOSA
SMILAX
LATHYRUS aphaca
Pisum sativum

Solution :Smilax
11567.

Question : Stipules :

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Solution :The leaf is attached to the stem by the leaf base and MAY bear TWO LATERAL small leaf like STRUCTURES called STIPULES.
11568.

Question : Stipular tendril :

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Solution :The stem is weak in PEA plant. In that leaflets of compound leaf get CONVERTED into stem tendril and help in climbing. So STIPULES are big in pea, help in PHOTOSYNTHESIS being leaf like stem. It is called STIPULAR tendril.
11569.

Question : Stipitate ovary is seen in .......

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SOLANACEAE
LILIACEAE
FABACEAE
Apocyanaceae

SOLUTION :Solanaceae
11570.

Question : Still roots arising from the basal nodes of plants like maize and sugar cane are also called as

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PILLAR roots
Prop roots
Fibrous roots
BRACE roots

ANSWER :D
11571.

Question : Stethoscope is an instrument which is used to detect the sounds of the heart Mention the two sounds of the heart

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SOLUTION :LUB, DUB
11572.

Question : Stethoscope is an instrument which is used to detect the sounds of the heart Give causes of heart sound

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Solution :LUB - Closure of tricuspid and bicuspid VALVES during ventricular SYSTOLE
Dub - Closure of SEMILUNAR valves during joint diastole
11573.

Question : Sterocilia occur in

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Pseudostraified COLUMNAR EPITHELIUM of trachea

Answer :D
11574.

Question :Indicate the given statement is true or false.Sternum is present on the ventral side of the body.

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ANSWER :TRUE
11575.

Question : Sternum is present on ventral side of the body.

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ANSWER :T
11576.

Question :Sternum is present on the ventral side of the body.A.TrueB.False

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ANSWER :TRUE
11577.

Question : State true or false, Sternum is present on the ventral side of the body.

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ANSWER :TRUE
11578.

Question : Sterilization techniques are generally fool proof methods of contraception with least side effects. yet, this is the last option for the couples because i) It is almost irreversible ii) of the misconception that it will reduce sexual urge/drive iii) it is a surgical procedure iv) of lack of sufficient facilities in many parts of the country Choose the correct option.

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(i) and (III)
(II) and (iii)
(ii) and (IV)
(i), (ii), (iii) and (iv)

ANSWER :D
11579.

Question : Sterile stamen is called ................

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pistillode
sessile
STAMINODE
apostamen

Solution :staminode
11580.

Question : Sterile stamen is

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Pistillode
STAMINODE
GALL stamen
Sterile CARPEL

ANSWER :B
11581.

Question : Steps taken by the Government of India to control air pollution include

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COMPULSORY PUG (Pollution Under Control) certification of petrol driven vehicles which tests for carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons
permission to use only pure diesel with a maximum of 500 ppm SULPHUR as fuel for Vehicles
use of non-polluting compressed natural gas (CNG) only as fuel by all buses and trucks
compulsory MIXING of 20% ethyl alcohol with petrol and 20% BIODIESEL with diesel

Answer :A
11582.

Question : Stems modified into flat green organs performing the functions of leaves are known as

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PHYLLOCLADES
SCALES
cladodes
phyllodes

Answer :A
11583.

Question : Stems and leaves of bryophytes are

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ANALOGOUS to vascular plants
Homologous to vascular plants
Analogous to algae THALLUS
NONE of these

ANSWER :A
11584.

Question : Stem is most reduced in

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Phylloclade
Bulbil
Corm
Rhizome

Answer :B
11585.

Question : Stem cells that can differentiate into various types of cells that are related in an organism is called

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MULTIPOTENT
Oligopotent
PLURIPOTENT
Unipotent

11586.

Question : Stelar tissue originate from

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Dematogen
PLEROME
PERIBLEM
TUNICA layer

Answer :B
11587.

Question : Stele with star shaped xylem is

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Actinostele
Plectostele
Dictyostele
Atactostele

Answer :a
11588.

Question : Stele includes

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XYLEM and PHLOEM
Xylem, phloem, PERICYCLE, PITH
Xylem, phloem, pith only
Xylem, phloem, endodermis

Answer :B
11589.

Question : Static equilibrium is maintained by

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utriculus
sacculus
both (i) and (II)
SEMICIRCULAR CANALS

11590.

Question : Statements I. Recent studies suport competition as suggested in 'Gause's competitive exclusion principle. II. Gause's hypothesis says if two species compete for same resources then one will be eliminated by another species III. More recent studies point out that species facing competition might evolve mechanism that promto co-existence rather than exclusion IV. Gause's competive exclusion principle is effective when resources are in excess V. Unlimited resources given better oppertunity for adaptation Choose the correct combination of statements

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I,II and III
II,III and IV
III,IV and V
I,IV and V

Answer :A
11591.

Question : Statements (A). Plasma constitutes 45% of the human blood (B) Albumin is a plasma protein which helps in osmotic balance (C) Factors responsible for the blood clotting serum (E) Minerals are not generally found in blood Of the above statements

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Only E is wrong and all other A to D are CORRECT
A and B are correct and C, D and E are wrong
B and D are correct and A, C and
B, C and D correct and A and E are wrong

11592.

Question : Statements I. mutualistic relationship evolve when benefit of both spcies out weight the lost II. Mutualism under weight the lost III. Human caused altering competion between species Select the wrong pair from statements

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I and III
II and III
I and IV
II and IV

Answer :B
11593.

Question : Statements (A). A-bands of the muscle is dark and contain myosin (B). I-bands are the light bonds and contain actin (C). During muscle contraction the A-bond contracts (D). The part between the two Z-lines is called as sarcomere (E). The central part of thin filament, not overlapped by thick filament is called H-zone Of the above statements

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A, B and C are CORRECT while D and E are INCORRECT
A, C, E, are correct while C, D and E are incorrect
A, B, C and are correct while D is incorrect
A, B and D are correct while C and E are incorrect

11594.

Question : Statement X : First prophase of meiosis is complex.Statement Y: There are 5 sub stages in first prophase. Statement Z: Prokaryotic cell divides only for one.(A) Statement X, Y correct, Z incorrect (B) Statement X, Y incorrect, Z correct (C) Statement X, Z correct, Y incorrect (D) Statement Y, Z correct, X incorrect

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STATEMENT X, Y CORRECT, Z incorrect
Statement X, Y incorrect, Z correct
Statement X, Z correct, Y incorrect
Statement Y, Z correct, X incorrect

ANSWER :D
11595.

Question : Statement: Plant cells do not rupture when placed in distilled water. Statement 2: Animal cells rupture when placed in distilled water

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Both statements`1` and`2`are correct.
Statement`1` is correct but statement `2`is incorrect.
Statement `1`is incorrect but statement `2` is correct.
Both statements `1`and`2`are correct.

Solution : when a plant cell is placed in pure distilled water the water enters into the cell .Cell WALL is outer rigid protective and supportive COVERING of a plant cell, which prevents the bursting of plant cell by inhibiting excessive endosmosis On the other hand animal CELLS rupture if they are placed in distilled water due to the absence of cell wall.
11596.

Question :Statement-I : Roots play significant role in balancing Pistia plant Statement-II : Root system has secondary importance in Hydrophytes

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Staement-I, statement-II are CORRECT
Staement-I is TRUE statement-II is FALSE
Staement-I is false statement-II is true
Staements I & II are false

Answer :A
11597.

Question : Statement I : Interferons are proteinaceous, antibacterial and species specific substance product by mammalian cells when injected with bacteria. Statement II : Interferons and Human blood clotting factor VIII can be isolated from blood but with same risk.

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Both I and II are CORRECT
I is correct II is WRONG
Both I and II are wrong
I is wrong II is correct

ANSWER :C
11598.

Question : Statement 1: Xylem transport is unidirectional. Statement 2: Phloem transport is bi-directional.

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Both statements `1` and `2`are correct.
Statement `1` is correct but statement `2` is incorrect.
Statement `1` is Incorrect but statement `2` is correct.
Both statement `1` and `2` are incorrect.

Solution :Water passage from ROOT HAIR to xylem and then to other parts is undirectional (unidirectional upwards in xylem). The dirction of movement of organic solutes in phloem can be upwards or DOWNWARDS `i.e.` bi-directional.
11599.

Question : Statement 1: the process of diffusiondoes not require any input of energy. Statement 2: Diffusion involves movement of particles from a region of higher concentration to a region of lower concentation.

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Both statements `1`and `2` are correct.
STATEMENT `1` is correct but statement `2` is INCORRECT.
Statement `1` is incorrect but statement `2` is correct.
Both statements `1` and `2` are incorrect.

Answer :A
11600.

Question :Statement - 1: Root cap protects the root apical meristem from the effect of the soil particles Statement - 2 : Hard soil particles damage the outer cells of root cap which are peeled off and replaced by new cells produced by root meristem

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STATEMENTS 1 & 2 incorrect
Statement 1 is incorrect, Statement 2 is correct
Statement 1 is correct, Statement 2 is incorrect
Both statements are correct

Answer :D