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Question : Pollination in Triticum plant is : |
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Answer» Anemophilous |
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| 10152. |
Question : Pollination in Gymonsperms in different from Angiosperms 's -Give reasons. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :In gymnosperms the Ovules are exposed and the pollens are DEPOSITED directly on it. HENCE pollinatino is indired, as the pollens are deposited on the STIGMA of PISTIL. | |
| 10153. |
Question : Pollination In Gymnosperms is different Angiosperms' – Given reasons. |
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| 10154. |
Question : Pollination by wind is |
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Answer» zoophily |
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| 10155. |
Question : Pollination by wind. |
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| 10156. |
Question : The pollination preferred by snails . |
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Answer» Entomophilous |
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| 10157. |
Question : Pollination by snails …………… . |
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Answer» Ornithophily |
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| 10158. |
Question : Pollination by birds is called Chiropterophily |
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Answer» TRUE |
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| 10159. |
Question : Pollination by ants is : |
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Answer» MALACOPHILY |
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| 10160. |
Question : Pollination by Ants _____ |
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Answer» Malacophily |
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| 10161. |
Question : Pollination between flowers borne on two different plants of the same species refers to: |
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Answer» Xenogamy |
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| 10162. |
Question :Pollinating species of wasps show mutualism with specific 5g plants. Mention the benefits the female wasps derive from the fig trees from such an interaction |
| Answer» Solution : The female wasp USES the fruit not only as an ovipositian (egglaying) site but also uses the DEVELOPING seeds within the fruit for nourishing its larvae. The wasp POLLINATES the fig inflorescence while searching for SUITABLE egg-laying site. In return for the favour of pollination the fig offers the wasp its devleoping seeds, as FOOD for the developing wasp Larvae | |
| 10163. |
Question : Pollen tubes enters the embryo sac through |
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Answer» Integument |
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| 10164. |
Question : Pollen tube usually enters the embryo sac : |
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Answer» Between one synergid and CENTRAL cell |
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| 10165. |
Question : Pollen tube is composed of(A) pectin(B) cutin(C) sporopollenin(D) pecto-cellulose |
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Answer» pectin |
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| 10166. |
Question : Pollen tube growth occurs through the stylar region and reach micropyle of ovule. Name the special cellular thickening that guides Pollen tube. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :Filliform APPARATUS | |
| 10167. |
Question : Pollen 'sac in Cycas is called: |
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Answer» Megasporophyll |
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| 10168. |
Question : Pollengrains of some of the plants germinate on stigma soon but they burst in wateror dilutesugar solution |
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Answer» Plasmolysis |
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| 10169. |
Question : Pollen grains of many plants are found to be allergic. Give examples. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :PARTHENIUM, acasia | |
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Question : Pollen-grains of a plant whose 2n = 28 are cultured to get callus by tissue culture method. What would be the number of chromosomes in the cells of the callus? |
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Answer» 14 |
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| 10171. |
Question : Pollen grains of a plants (2n = 28) are cultured to get callus by tissue culture method. What would be the number of chromosomes in the cells of the callus ? |
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Answer» 14 |
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| 10172. |
Question : Pollen grains of flower pollinated by wind or insects are not…..(A) rough and sticky(B) large and showy(C) rough and dry(D) smooth and dry |
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Answer» ROUGH and sticky |
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Question : Pollen grains in angiosperms are not motile. They have to be carried to the stigma by external agents. Name the process of transfer of pollen grains. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :Transfer of pollen GRAINS from the anther to the STIGMA is called POLLINATION. | |
| 10174. |
Question : Pollen grains in angiosperms are not motile. They have to be carried to the stigma by external agents. Write the name of three such agents. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :WIND, WATER and ANIMALS | |
| 10175. |
Question : Pollen grains can be stored for several years in liquid nitrogen having a temperature of |
| Answer» Answer :B | |
| 10176. |
Question : Pollen grains can be stored for several years in liquid nitrogen having a temperature of(A) -160^(@)C(B) -120^(@)C(C) -196^(@)C(D) -80^(@)C |
| Answer» Answer :C | |
| 10177. |
Question : Pollen grains are well preserved as fossils because of the presence of |
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Answer» Lignin |
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| 10178. |
Question : Pollen grains are well preserved as fossil for many years due to some characteristics Give reasons |
| Answer» SOLUTION :SPOROPOLLENIN | |
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Question : Pollen grains are stored for long period without losing its viability in |
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Answer» LIQUID nitrogen |
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| 10180. |
Question : Pollen grains are non-green due to : |
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Answer» ABSENCE of PLASTIDS |
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Question : Pollen grains are able to tolerate extremes of temperature and desiccation because their exine consists of: |
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Answer» Cutin |
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Question : Pollen grain. |
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| 10184. |
Question : Pollen deposits on another flower of same individual plant is called ………….. . |
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Answer» Geitonogamy |
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| 10185. |
Question : Pollen chamber is not found in the ovules of: |
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Answer» Monocats |
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| 10187. |
Question : Pollen allergy that causes chronic respiratory disorders in men like asthma and bronchitis. Name the causative plant. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :PARTHENIUM orCarrot GRASS | |
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Question : Polidy levelof Nucellus, endosperm, polar nuclei, Megaspore mother cell, female gametophyte respectively are |
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Answer» (A) 2N, 3N, N, 2n, n |
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Question : Polarity of DNA is determined by: |
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Answer» SUGAR |
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| 10190. |
Question :Polar bodies are formed during: |
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Answer» SPERMATOGENESIS |
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| 10191. |
Question : Points which are correct with respect to cardiac muscle ? (i) Have dark and light bands (ii) Involuntory in nature (iii) Similar to smooth muscle in structure (iv) Muscle fibres are branched, cylindrical (v) get fatigued after a long period. |
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Answer» (i), (II), (iii) |
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Question : Pointing towards a girl, Abhishek says, "This girl is the daughter of my father's only child." What is the relation of Abhishek's wife to that girl? |
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Answer» Daughter |
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Question : Pointout the factors that affects the photosynthetically active radiation. |
| Answer» Solution :PAR is not always constant because of clouds, TREE SHADES, air, DUST particles, SEASONS, latitudes and length of the daylight availability. | |
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Question : Point out the uses of sugarcane. |
| Answer» Solution :Sugar cane is the raw material for extracting white sugar. Sugarcane SUPPORTS large number of industries like sugar mills producing REFINED sugars, distilleries producing liquor grade ethanol and millions of jaggery MANUFACTURING units. Fresh sugarcane JUICE is a refreshing drink. Molasses is the raw material for the PRODUCTION of ethyl alcohol. | |
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Question : List the signs and symptoms of mental depression. |
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Answer» SOLUTION :Signs and symptoms of MENTAL DEPRESSION:Loss of self confidence and self esteem Anxiety Not being able to enjoy things that are USUALLY PLEASURABLE or intersting |
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Question : List out the objectives of plant breeding. |
| Answer» Solution :(.) To INCREASE YIELD, vigour and fertility of the crop (.) To increase tolerance to environmental CONDITION, salinity, temperature and drought. (.) To prevent the premature falling of buds and fruits, etc. (.) To improve synchronous maturity. (.) To develop resistance to pathogens pests. (.) To develop photosencitive and thermos-sensitive VARIETIES. | |
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Question : Point out the nitrogenous bases of RNA. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :ADENINE, GUANINE, CYTOSINE and URACIL. | |
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Question : Point out the major functions of soil. |
| Answer» Solution :Soil has four major functions- medium for plant GROWTH means for water STORAGE and purification modifier of Earth.s ATMOSPHERE habitat for MANY organisms, which in TURN modify the soil | |
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Question : What are the human activities that disturb an ecosystem? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :Direct and indirect human activities have a detrimental effect on biodiversity. Direct human activities like change in local land use, SPECIES introduction or removal, harvesting, pollution and climate change CONTRIBUTE a greater pressure on LOSS of biodiversity. Indirect human drivers include DEMOGRAPHIC, economic, technological, cultural and religious factors. | |
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Question : Point out the function of endosperm. |
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Answer» Solution :`**` It is the NUTRITIVE TISSUE for the developing embryo. `**` In MAJORITY of ANGIOSPERMS , the zygote DIVIDES only after the development of endosperm. `**` Endosperm regulates the precise mode of embryo development . |
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