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Question : Definition ofF_2 generation : |
| Answer» SOLUTION : The OFFSPRINGS of the second generation produced DUE to self CROSS of `F_1` individuals are said to be `F_2` individuals and they REPRESENT second filial generation. | |
| 18652. |
Question : Defination ofEpistatic Gene or Inhibitory Gene: |
| Answer» SOLUTION :It is the interaction between two non-allelic genes, in which ONE GENE masks or suppresses the expression of other. The gene which got SUPPRESSED is CALLED Epistatic factor, such an interaction is called epistasis. | |
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Question : Defination ofDominant gene: |
| Answer» Solution :The alleles which is EXPRESSED is called DOMINANT GENE. | |
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Question : Defination ofDihybrid cross : |
| Answer» Solution :It is a CROSS where two forms of two traits are BROUGHT TOGETHER or HYBRIDIZED, | |
| 18655. |
Question : Defination ofDihybrid experiment: |
| Answer» Solution :The crossing of TWO PLANT DIFFERING in two character is CALLED dihybrid experiment. | |
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Question : Defination ofCo-dominance : |
| Answer» SOLUTION :The alleles which are ABLE to express themselves INDEPENDENTLY when PRESENT together are called co-dominant alleles and this phenomenon is TERMED as co-dominance. | |
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Question : Defination ofComplementary Gene: |
| Answer» SOLUTION :It is a phenomenon when two pairs of non-allelic dominant GENES, which interact to produce only ONE PHENOTYPIC trait. But neither of them (if present alone) produces the trait in the absence of other. | |
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Question : Defination ofAlleles : |
| Answer» Solution :Genes which CODE for a PAIR of CONTRASTING TRAIT are known as alleles i.e., they are slightly DIFFERENT from the same gene. | |
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Question : Deficiency symptoms of nitrogen and potassium are visible first in |
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Answer» Buds |
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| 18660. |
Question : Deficiency of which vitamin cause Macrocytic anaemia |
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Answer» Biotin |
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| 18661. |
Question : Deficiency symptom of N,K and Mg appears first in |
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Answer» YOUNGER leaves |
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Question : Deficiency of whichset ofmineralsfirstappear in olderleaves ? |
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Answer» N, K, MG |
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Question : Deficiency of which of the following can cause yellowing of intravenous region of leaves? |
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Answer» Calcium |
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| 18665. |
Question : Deficiency of iron causes |
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Answer» redused lraves and STUNTED growth |
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| 18667. |
Question : Deficiency of iron causes : |
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Answer» Decreases in protein SYNTHESIS |
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| 18668. |
Question : Hyposecretion of _____ is responsible for diabetes insipidus. |
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Question : Deficiency in the secretion of insulin causes which disease ? |
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Question : Decribethe structure of cerebrum .Add a note on the fucntion. |
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Answer» Solution :Cerebrum is the largest part of the brain 80-85 % of the brain A median fussure diveides cerentrum into two hyemispheres which are connected by a thick band of fivres called corpus CALLOSUM. Outer part is cortex. While the inner part is medulla . Roof is called pallium, which is highly folded to from GYRI and sulci. Sulci are depressions and gyri are rides. Vertrolateral walls of cerebrum into thick and called corpora striata. Ventrolateral walls of cerebrumare thick and called corpora striata. Sulic divides hemisphere into four loots loves - frontal. parieta, OCCIPITAL and temporal lobes. ![]() Functions of cerebrum : 1. Cerebrum controls the voluntary activities. 2. It responds to vision, taste, smell, sound. touch speech etc. 3. Centre for micturation , defeaction, weeping laughing . It is also the centre of memorly , intelligence, will power, reasoning , learning . EMOTION , fear, pressure , temperature , feelintgs are controlled by cerebrum . |
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Question : Decrease in the lumen of arteries is called |
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Answer» ARTERIOSCLEROSIS |
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| 18672. |
Question : Decreasing effect of O_2 concentration on the rateof•photosynthesis is called_____ effect. |
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Question : Decrease in quantum yield of photosynthesis inred spectrum from thatofnormalspectrum. |
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Question : Decomposition is the process in which complex dead matters are broken down into simpler inorganic substances. Name the step of decomposition in which biological activity not found? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :HUMIFICATION | |
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Question :Decrease in photosynthetic rate With increased availability of oxygen is called: |
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Answer» RICHMOND lang effect |
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Question : Decomposition is the breakdown of complex organic matter into inorganic substances like CO_2, Water etc. Find out any two conditions which inhibit decomposition. |
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Answer» SOLUTION :LOW TEMPERATURE ANAEROBIOSIS |
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Question : Decomposition is favoured by |
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Answer» WARM and MOIST environment |
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Question : "Decomposition is an oxygen requiring process" comment. |
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Answer» Solution :(a) Detritus is rich in nitrogen and sugars. (b) For OXIDATION of nitrogen and sugars OXYGEN is required by a CLASS of AEROBIC microbes. |
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Question : Decomposers shows |
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Answer» Intracellular DIGESTION |
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Question : Decomposers like fungi and bacteria are : (i) autotrophs (ii) heterotrophs (iii) saprotrophs (iv) chemo-autotrophs Choose the correct answer : |
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Answer» i and iii When living organisms get their food from autotrophs or plants, they are known as heterotrophs. Heterotrophs can be PLANT eaters, carnivores and omnivores. Saprotrophs they get their nutrition from dead organic matter or both live in plants and animals. They are called as DECOMPOSERS because they decompose dead organic matter and play an important role in cycling of mineralization. |
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Question : Decomposers like fungi and bacteria are: (i) Autotrophs (ii) Heterotrophs (iii) Saprotrophs (iv) Chemo-autotrophs. Choose the correct answer: |
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Answer» (i) and (III) |
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Question : Decomposers are rich in |
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Answer» ACIDIC SOIL |
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Question : Decomposers are |
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Answer» AUTOTROPHS |
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Question : Decline in hearing power begins after the age of |
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Answer» 50 years |
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Question : Deciduous forests have, |
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Answer» VARIETY of grasses |
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Question : Decaying Biomass is formed through the processof decomposition, from which different types of mineral ions are released based on the mineralisers act on it. Name the microorganisms that helps to release phosphate and nitrate into the soil. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :PHOSPHATE SOLUBILIZING BACTERIA and NITRIFYING bacteria | |
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Question : Decaying Biomass is formed through the processof decomposition, from which different types of mineral ions are released based on the mineralisers act on it. Give an example for nutrient cycling that helps in the photosynthesis of land plants. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :CARBON CYCLE | |
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Question : "Death due to cancer is high now-a-days State the role of alpha-interferon in cancer treatment |
| Answer» Solution :`alpha`-interferons act as biological RESPONSE MODIFIERS which ACTIVATE their IMMUNE system and help in destroying TUMOUR. | |
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Question : Deamination occurs in liver to - |
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Answer» Make the use of excess amino acid. |
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Question : "Death due to cancer is high now-a-days Name the gene causing cancer |
| Answer» SOLUTION :ONCOGENE | |
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Question : Deadtorn cells of root cap are replaced by the activity of |
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Answer» Dermatogen |
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Question : Dead and dried cell mass of microbes having nutritive value is also known as ……………….. |
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Answer» BGA ( BLUE Green Algae ) |
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Question :De-Vries gave his mutation theory on organic evolution while working on |
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Answer» PISUM sativum |
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Question : de Vries gave his mutation theory on organic cvolution while working on |
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Answer» OENOTHERA lamarckiana |
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Question : Now-a-days use of DDT as insecticide is banned because |
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Answer» bioaccumulation |
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Question : DDT concentrartion recorded in human body has been |
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Answer» 0.3-0.7 PPM |
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Question : DDT concetration recorded in human body has been : |
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Answer» 0.3 - 0.7 ppm |
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Question : DCMU |
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Answer» INHIBITS PS-I |
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