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13751.

Question : Non-vascular archegoniates are

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Thallophyta
PTERIDOPHYTA
Bryophyta
GYMNOSPERMS

ANSWER :C
13752.

Question : Non-striated muscle and striated muscle

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SOLUTION :
13753.

Question : Non-shivering thermogenesis produces heat through

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WHITE fat
Brown fat
Yellow fat
Colourless fat

Answer :A::B
13754.

Question : Non-specific host defence that exists prior to the exposure to an antigen is called

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ACQUIRED IMMUNITY
PASSIVE immunity
INNATE immunity
active immunity

Answer :C
13755.

Question : Non-shivering thermogenesis in neonates produces heat through.................

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WHITE fat
Brown fat
Yellow fat
Colourless fat

Answer :B
13756.

Question : Non pigmented part of chloroplast is called

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THYLAKOIDS
GRANA
Stroma
Lamella

ANSWER :C
13757.

Question : Non motile unicellular green algae is

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Gelidium
Wolffia
Spirogyra
Chlorella

ANSWER :D
13758.

Question : Non motile gametes are produced during sexual reproduction in

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BROWN algae
Red algae
Green algae
Rosses

Answer :B
13759.

Question : Non-motile gametes are characteristically found in

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CHRYSOPHYTA
RHODOPHYTA
Phaeophyta
Chlorophyta

Answer :B
13760.

Question : Non metabolical mechanical tissue is

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COLLENCHYMA
XYLEM
SCLERENCHYMA
Parenchyma

Answer :C
13761.

Question : Non-membranous organelles are

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CENTRIOLES
Ribosomes
Nucleolus
All of these

Answer :D
13762.

Question : Non-flowering plants are also called

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CRYPTOGAMS
Phanerogams
Tracheophytes
Archegoniates

Solution :Non-flowering PLANTS are ALSO CALLED cryptogams.
13763.

Question : Non flagellated gametes are seen in

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Ulothrix
Volvox
Spirogyra
Fucus

ANSWER :C
13764.

Question : non endospermic seeds are found in

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PEA
GROUND NUT
BEANS
all of these

ANSWER :D
13765.

Question : Non-cyclic photophosphorylation produces (i) NADPH (ii) ATP and O_(2) (iii) ATP only (iv) O_(2)only Codes:

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(i), (II) and (iii) are CORRECT
(iii) (i) and (ii) are correct
(iii) (ii) and (IV) are correct
(i) and (ii) are correct

Answer :B
13766.

Question : Non-cyclic photophosphorylation needs a constant supply of "___________"

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SOLUTION :WATER MOLECULES
13767.

Question : Non cuticularised following

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STEM EPIDERMIS
BRANCH epidermis is CHARACTERISTIC of
LEAF epidermis
root epidermis

Answer :D
13768.

Question : Non chitinous layer of cuticle of the body wall

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EPICUTICLE 
Exocuticle 
ENDOCUTICLE 
1 & 2 

Answer :A
13769.

Question : Non-archegoniate gymnospermic plant is

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Ephedra
GNETUM
Ginkgo
Cedrus

Solution :Non-archegoniate GYMNOSPERMIC PLANT is Gnetum.
13770.

Question : Non-articulated latex ducts (latex cells) are found in

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Carica papaya
FICUS ELASTICA
MUSA textibs
All of these

Answer :C
13771.

Question : Non-albuminous seed is produced in

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Maize
Castor
Wheat
PEA

Solution :Pea
13772.

Question : Nomenclature of organisms is necessary.

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SOLUTION :The unique nomenclature for each organisms is necessary as it is uniform in all COUNTRIES and in all languages. A SCIENTIFIC name REFERS to only one organism.
13773.

Question : Nomenclature : carolus linnaeus :: new classification : …….

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SOLUTION :Julion Maxley
13774.

Question : Nocturnal vision is characterized by

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more SENSITIVITY, LESS RESOLUTION 
less sensitivity, HIGH resolution 
only sensitivity 
only ressolution 

ANSWER :A
13775.

Question : No synthesis of ATP of NADPH takes place in

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PHOTORESPIRATION
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
Chlorophyll-b
Both (A) and (C )

ANSWER :A
13776.

Question : No. of corneal facets in one ocellus is

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2,000 
200
10 
1 

ANSWER :D
13777.

Question : No change in the genotype of the varieties is observed in the following crop improvement methods (I) Purelie selection (II) Mass selection (III) Clonal selection (IV) Introduction

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I and IV
ii and iii
I and II
III and IV

Answer :D
13778.

Question : Name the main constituents of bone mass.

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Solution :65% of bone MASS has salts of calcium and phosphate. SODIUM, magnesium potassium , chloride and flouride are PRESENT in SMALL amounts.
13779.

Question : Nitrogenous base 'Choline' is present with

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Lecithin
Cephalin
Both (1) and (2)
Keratin

Answer :A
13780.

Question : Nitrogen is a Macronutrient - Justify.

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Solution :NITROGEN (N) is REQUIRED by the plants in greastest amount. It is an essential component of proteins , nucleic acids, amino acids, vitamins , hormones , alkaloids, chlorophyll and CYTOCHROME.
13781.

Question : Nitrogen fixing cyanobacterium present in fern Azolla is

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NOSTOC
TRICHODESMIUM
ANABAENA
Oscillatoria

Answer :C
13782.

Question : Nitrogen fixing heterocysts occur in

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Monera
Protista
Fungi
Cyanobacteria

ANSWER :D
13783.

Question : Nitrogen fixing cyanobacterium is

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Rhizobium
Nostoc
Chlorella
Methanogens

Answer :B
13784.

Question : Nitrogen-fixing bacteria convert ………………………… to ………………………

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SOLUTION :MOLECULAR NITROGEN, AMMONIUM
13785.

Question : Nitrogen fixationis shown by prokaryotes and not eukaryotes. Comment.

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Solution :NITROGENASE enzyme capable of nitrogen fixation is present only in PROKARYOTES. This enzyme is not found in EUKARYOTES. Anaerobic conditions required during this PROCESS are more FREQUENT in prokaryotes.
13786.

Question : Nitrogen fixation is shown by prokaryotes and not eukaryotes. Comment.

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SOLUTION :Prokaryotes like Rhizobium, Anabene and NOSTOC process NITROGENASE enzymes. Which necessary for NITROGEN FIXATION.
While eukaryotic organism do not possess this enzyme (nitrogenase) so they cannot do fixation of nitrogen
13787.

Question : Nitrogen fixation by bacteria requires the enzyme:

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DECARBOXYLASE
nitrogenase
nitrogen deaminase
nitrodioxidase

Answer :B
13788.

Question : Nitrification is the process of conversion of

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NITRITE to nitrate
nitrate to nitrite
ammonia to nitrate
nitrate to ammonia

Answer :C
13789.

Question : Nitrate reductase enzyme is a metallo-flavoprotein and contains ………………………………….

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SOLUTION :MOLYBDENUM
13790.

Question : Niss's granules are absent in

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RBC
WBC
both (i) and (II)
NERVE CELLS

13791.

Question : Nissl's granules are found in the cytoplasm of(A) eosinophils(B) striated muscles(C) neuron(D) osteocyte

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EOSINOPHILS
STRIATED MUSCLES
NEURON
osteocyte

Answer :C
13792.

Question : Nissi's granules are found in …………

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SOLUTION :NERVE CELLS
13793.

Question : Nicotiana tabacum, a short Day Plant, when exposed to more than critical period of light fails to flower. Explain.

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Solution :Short day plants are those plants that flower only when the photoperiod (exposure to duration of LIGHT) is below critical period. TOBACCO, being a short day plant is unable to SHOW flowering when EXPOSED to light above than the critical period.
13794.

Question : Niacin is component of the following coenzyme

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NADP
FMN
FAD
All the above

Answer :A
13795.

Question : New systematic and the concept of life was given by

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HUXLEY
Odom
ELTON
LINNAEUS

ANSWER :C
13796.

Question : New cells generate from

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BACTERIAL fermentation
regeneration of OLD CELLS
pre-existing cells
abiotic MATERIALS

SOLUTION : pre-existing cells
13797.

Question : Neutrophils are also called ...........

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SOLUTION :Heterophils/polymorpho NUCLEAR CELS.
13798.

Question : Neuroplasm of neuron contains high K^(+) concentration, during maintenance of action potential.

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Solution :For the maintenance of action potentialion PUMPS and ion-channels play significant ROLE when from `Na^(+) - K^(+)` pump, `3Na^(+)` IONS are pushed out from neuroplasm, `2K^(+)` ions enters inside, so CONCENTRATION of `K^(+)` ion increases inside neuron.
13799.

Question : Neurospora an ascomycetes fungus has been used as a biological tool to understand the mechanism of plant genetics much in the same way as Drosophila has been used to study animal genetics. What make Neurospora so important as genetic tool ?

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Solution :NEUROSPORA (PINK bread mould) is often called Drosophila of PLANT kingdom.
It is haploid in NATURE and every MUTATION can express immediately.
Several characteristic of this organism make it ideal to be used for genetic studies.
Some of these features are following:
(a) Reproduces quickly
(b) Easy to culture
(c) Can survive on minimum media.
13800.

Question : Neurospora, an ascomycetes fungus has been used as a biological tool to understand the mechanism of plant genetics much in the same way as Drosophila has been used to study animal genetics. What makes Neurospora as a genetic tool? Justify your answer.

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Solution :Neurospora is used as a biological tool to understand the mechanism of plant genetics by the scientists. It because of the following reasons.
1. It is haploid and so recessive traits can be studied easily.
2. A LOT of INFORMATION is available about its genome.
3. As a RESULT of sexual reproduction, it produces eight ascospores which show a specific arrangement. This helps to study recombination.