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Only ( C )
Only ( d )
Both ( c ) & ( d )
Both ( a ) & ( B )

KARAN Swiss - Cross breeding
Hisardale- cross breeding
Mule - cross breeding
HINNY - Interspecific hybridization

TESTICULAR lobules
Sertoli cells
Primary follicles
Leydig cells

In LEAVES, the ground tissue consists of thin walled chloroplast containing CELLS which is CALLED mesophyll
The stomatal aperture, guard cells and the surrounding subsidiary cells are together called stomatal apparatus
The root hairs are unicellular elongation of the epidermal cells.
The protophloem has bigger SIEVE TUBES whereas metaphloem has narrow sieve tubes

Lenticeis OCCUR in most woody trees
Bark is a non-technical term
Vascular CAMBIUM and cork cambium are EXAMPLES of lateral meristems
None of these

Only a
Only a & c
Only B & c
All a, b & c

I & iii
II & III
II & IV
I & III

I & III
I,II & III
II, III & IV
II & III

(b), (C) & (d)
(a), (b) & (E)
All except (b) & (e)
All except (d) & (e)

It is FORMED in leaves and shoot apeices
When exposed to the INDUCTIVE PHOTOPERIOD florigen migrates from leaves to shoot apex
Initial FLOWERING occurs without migration of florigen to the shoot apex
It is not a PLANT hormone

Multiseeded FRUIT DEVELOPING from superior ovary.
EDIBLE part is juicy unicellular hairs
Develops from `Goverline(3)`
Develops from `Gunderline(3)`

Down's SYNDROME
Klinefeller's syndrome
turner's syndrome
All EXCEPT (3)

5
6
2
3

(a)T, (B)T, ( C)T, (d)T
(a) T, (b) F, (c ) T, (d) F
(a) F, (b) F, (c ) T, (d) T
(a) T, (b) T, (c ) T, (d) F

They purified BIOCHEMICALS (PROTEINS, DNA, RNA, etc) from the heat-killed S cells to SEE which ones could transform live R cellsinto S cells
They discovered that DNA ALONE from S bacteria caused R bacteria to become transformed
They discovered that proteases and RNases promoted transformation
Digestion with Dnase inhibited transformation, suggesting that the DNA caused the transformation.

Cortex is the main zone which lies between the epidermis and endodermis
In monocotyledonous stem and cortex of root the cells in this zone are predominantly parenchymatous.
In the leaves the ground tissue, consisting of thin walled chlorenchyma is called mesophyll.
the DICOTYLEDONOUS stems the cortex is usually DIFFERENTIATED into the following three sub-zones hypodermis, general cortex, and endodermis.

Water STRESS RESULTS in decline of growth in plants. 
The water lost from LEAF cells creates root pressure 
Stomatal pores open into the INTERCELLULAR spaces of the leaf 
Evaporation causes COOLING of leaves.

 AFLOWER may be trimerous, TETRAMEROUS or PENTAMEROUS.
 Bracts are reduced leaf found at the base of receptacle.
ZYGOMORPHIC flower have bilateral symmetry.
Asymmetric flower are called irregular.

Long DISTANCE transport of substances can be explained by diffusion
 Mass FLOW is the movement of substances in BULK or en MASSE as a RESULT of pressure differences
Bulk flow can be achieved either through a positive hydrostatic pressure gradient or a negative hydrostatic pressure gradient
Diffusion is a slow process.

Leaves - mostly BASAL, ALTERNATE, exstipulate
Gynoecium-tricarpellary, syncarpous, OVARY superior
 Seed - non-endospermous
 Flower - bisexual, actinomorphic

 Seed coal is MEMBRANOUS.
 Endosperm is bulky and stores food.
The EMBRYO is very large and SITUATED in a groove at one END of the endosperm.
The outer covering of endosperm SEPARATES the embryo by a proteinous layer called aleurone layer.

They play an important role in plant succession on bare ROCKS`//` soil.
The plant body of BRYOPHYTES is more differentiated than that of algae
The main plant body of the bryophyte is DIPLOID and is CALLED a gametophyte.
Bryophytes are also called amphibians of the plant kingdom.

In LOTUS and rose apocarpous ovary is PRESENT.
 In mustard and TOMATO syncarpous ovary is present
 After fertilization, the avules DEVELOP into fruits and the ovary matures into a seed.
Stigma is usually at the tip of the style

LOW TEMPERATURE INACTIVATES photosynthetic
different habitats shows same RESPONSE of phtosynthesis to a given TEMPERTURE
affinity of the enzyme rubisCO for `CO_(2)` is reducedat highertemperature
photosynthesis is senitive to higher emperature primarily becauseof the fact that athigher temperatures enzymes becomsinactive

 In majority of the dicotyledonous plants, the direct elongation of the radical leads to the formation of primary root.
 Tap root system is SEEN in the MUSTARD plant.
In some plants, like grass, banyan tree, adventitious ROOTS are not found.
In monocotyledonous plants, the primary root is short lived.

They concluded that DNA is the hereditary material, but not all biologists were convinced
They PURIFIED biochemicals (proteins, DNA, RNA, etc.) from the heat-killed R cells to see which ones COULD transform LIVE R cells into S cells
They discovered that proteases and RNases did AFFECT transformation
They discovered that DNA alone from R bacteria caused S bacteria to BECOME transformed.

cpipetalous - brinjal
epiphyllous - LILY
 moncadelphous - CHINA rose
diadelphous - CITRUS

CARROT
rice
cabbage
SUGARBEET

DELPHINIUM
Ranunculus
Coriandrum
PISUM

AC GC
TC CG
TA AC
AT TC
AT CT
AT GA
AA TT
TT AA

(A)
(B)
( C)
(D)

Bacula virus
Rhino virus
Picrona virus
Adeno virus

Embryo develops in FEMALE gametophytes which is retained on parent sporophyte
Female gametophytes is FREE nad GETS dispersed like seeds.
Female gametophytes lacks archaegonia
Megaspores posses endosperm and embryo SURROUNDED by seed coat.

I and III
I and IV
II, III and IV
NONE of these

Metagenesis
Metamerism
Division
Repetition

POLYMERASE FRAGMENT
RNA fragment
OKAZAKI fragments
Epimerase activity

MEMORY regions
epitopes
non-determinants
self-limitation

Both STATEMENTS A and B are incorrect
Both statements A and B are correct
Only STATEMENT A is correct
Only statement B is correct

Metaphase
Anaphase
Prophase
Embryo formation

Presence of `O_(2)`
presence of `CO_(2)`
ABSENCE of `O_(2)`
both 1 and 3

Wind because they are very small and light
Wind because they are WINGED
WATER because they POSSESS aerenchyma
ANIMALS as they have barbs

FUSION of gametes
Siphonogamy
Ovules
Embroy sac

TRIPLOID FEMALE plant with diploid male plant
diploid female planta with TETRAPLOID male plant
Tetraploid female plant with tertraloid male plant
tetraploid female plant with tetraploid male plant

Parthenocarpy
Crossing over
Parthenogenesis
None of these

auxins
colchicine
SUCROSE SOLUTION

ASEXUAL reproduction
Parthenogenesis
Triploid
Cross pollination