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Question : Root that grow from any part of the plant body other than the radicle are called_____ |
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Answer» Fibrous |
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| 12252. |
Question : Roots arise .......... from the .......... cells. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :ENDOGENOUSLY , PERICYCLE | |
| 12253. |
Question : Roots are modified to perform physiological function in |
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Answer» Taeniophyllum |
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| 12254. |
Question : Roots are significant in the exchange of gases |
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Answer» pneumatophore |
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| 12255. |
Question : Roots are non-green coloured. Is there is any green coloured root ? Explain. |
| Answer» Solution :YES, roots of certain epiphytic & climbing plants develop chlorophyll and TURN green to perform the function of photosynthesis. Such a root is called PHOTOSYNTHETIC root or ASSIMILATORY root. Eg., Tinospora. | |
| 12256. |
Question : Roots are described as adventitious depending upon their : |
| Answer» Solution :place of origin | |
| 12257. |
Question : Roots and shoots lengthen through activity at : |
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Answer» APICAL MERISTEMS |
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| 12258. |
Question : Roots are |
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Answer» DESCENDING, NEGATIVELY geotrophic, POSITIVELY PHOTOTROPHIC |
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| 12259. |
Question : Root, shoot or leaf, which area of plant has a quiescent centre. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :ROOT TIP. | |
| 12260. |
Question : Root pressure develops due to |
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Answer» active transpiration |
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| 12261. |
Question : Root pressure is caused by: |
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Answer» TRANSPIRATION of water out of the xylem |
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| 12262. |
Question : Root pockets are seen in ………………….. |
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Answer» PANDANUS |
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| 12263. |
Question : Root pockets are found in |
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Answer» Balancing roots of Eichhornia |
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| 12264. |
Question : Root nodules are formed from the cells of |
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Answer» epidermis |
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| 12265. |
Question : Root modification seen in the stem of Maize and Sugarcane is |
| Answer» Answer :B | |
| 12266. |
Question : Root modification helps in the absorption of moisture from the atmosphere |
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Answer» PNEUMATOPHORE |
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| 12267. |
Question : Root-like, leaf-like and stem-like structures are present in |
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Answer» BRYOPHYTES |
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| 12268. |
Question : Root hairs develop from the rgion of : |
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Answer» REGION of maturation |
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| 12269. |
Question : Root hairs originated from. . . . . . . . . |
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Answer» Trichomes |
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| 12270. |
Question : Root hairs do not play a role in |
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Answer» WATER uptake |
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| 12271. |
Question : Root hairs are found in the zone of : |
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Answer» CELL DIVISION |
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| 12272. |
Question :Root hairs are formed from extensions of the ………… |
| Answer» SOLUTION :EPIDERMAL CELLS | |
| 12273. |
Question : Root hair are multicellular. |
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| 12274. |
Question : Root hairs are |
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Answer» Endogenous |
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| 12275. |
Question : Root developed from parts of the plant other than radicle are called |
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Answer» Tap ROOTS Fibrous roots are thin THREAD like branched roots that is produced from basal part of the stem . They are modification of tap root in monocot plants. Rhizome roots are also modifications of tap root in which root and its branches produce small and big swollen/inflated STRUCTURES. They are called Rhizomes. It helps in NITROGEN fixation. |
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| 12276. |
Question : Root cap regenerates from |
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Answer» CALYPTROGEN |
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| 12277. |
Question : Root cap is made up of ………………….. cells. |
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Answer» PARENCHYMA |
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| 12279. |
Question : Root : |
| Answer» Solution :The plant.s UNDERGROUND ORGAN is root that grows TOWARDS gravity, SOIL and water and against the direction of sunlight and air. | |
| 12280. |
Question : Root pressure can be measured by |
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Answer» osmometer |
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| 12281. |
Question : Rolling or folding of individual leaves is called |
| Answer» Solution :ptyxis | |
| 12282. |
Question : Rolling & unrolling of leaves due to whether change are controlled by. . . . . .. . . . . . |
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Answer» SENSORY cells |
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| 12283. |
Question : Role of oxygen in photosynthesis is as a(A) reactant(B) product(C) byproduct(D) catalyst |
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Answer» reactant |
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| 12284. |
Question : Rods and cones are modified |
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Answer» MULTIPOLAR neurons |
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| 12285. |
Question : Rod shaped elongated thick walled lignified dead cells found in seed coat of pulse legumes are |
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Answer» Macrosclereids |
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| 12286. |
Question : Rod shaped elongated sclereids found in the seed coats of pulses are known as |
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Answer» Brachysclereids |
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| 12287. |
Question : Robertson : |
| Answer» Solution :He EXPLAINED the structure of CELL membrane through unit membrane concept. ACCORDING to him, a non uniform protein LAYER is seen around bilayered lipid on its both sides. | |
| 12288. |
Question : Robert Hook (1665) : |
| Answer» Solution :He first of all studied bark of an oak TREE under MICROSCOPE and PROPOSED the WORD CELL. | |
| 12289. |
Question : Robert Brown discovered the nucleus in the cells of ____roots. |
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Answer» Mirabilas |
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| 12290. |
Question : Robert Brown (1831) : |
| Answer» SOLUTION :He DISCOVERED NUCLEUS in CELL. | |
| 12291. |
Question : RNA which is almost in the form of a regular double helix is |
| Answer» Answer :A | |
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Question : RNA viruses can mutate faster. justify. |
| Answer» Solution :Both DNA and RNA are able to MUTATE RNA being unstable, mutates at a faster rate. Thus viruses having RNA genome with SHORTER life SPAN can mutate and evolve faster. | |
| 12293. |
Question : RNA is ____ |
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Answer» SINGLE STRANDED and stable |
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| 12294. |
Question : Ripening of fruits/cell division promoting activity have been identified by cytokinnin. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :CELL DIVISION PROMOTING | |
| 12295. |
Question : Ringworm is caused by |
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Answer» Bacteria |
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| 12296. |
Question : Ringworm is a |
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Answer» AIR BORNE disease |
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Question : Ringing/girdling experiments demonstrate |
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Answer» PHLOEM is responible for translocation of food |
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| 12298. |
Question : Ring like arrangement of large number of vascular bundles is seen in |
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Answer» DICOT ROOT |
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Question : Right ventricular wall is thinner than the left ventricular wall. Why ? |
| Answer» Solution :The RIGHT ventricle PUMPS deoxygenated blood, to the lungs through pulmonary artery. The left ventricle pumps the oxygenated blood to all parts t the BODY through the aorta. Hence left ventricle has to EXERT more pressure. Hence right ventricular wall is thinner but the left ventricular walls is thicker. | |
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Question : Right aortic arch is present in……………….. . |
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Answer» REPTILES only |
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