Multiple Choice Questions

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Growth rings are formed due to activity of :

  • extrastelar cambium

  • intrastelar cambium

  • interstelar cambium

  • both 'b' and 'c'


D.

both 'b' and 'c'

Intrafascicular or intrastelar cambium is present between xylem and phloem in dicot stem and roots. Pith rays, present between the edges of intrafascicular cambium, divide to form a new cambium strip between the two vascular bundle i.e. interfascicular cambium. Thus, inter and intra fascicular cambium together forms a complete cambium ring, called as vascular cambium, which forms secondary xylem on inner side and secondary phloem on outer side. Differential cambial activity during autumn and spring season result in narrow and wide secondary xylem rings respectively, which together forms the annual growth ring. Thus, annual growth ring is derived from vascular cambium, which is derived from inter and intrastelar cambium.


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Which of the following does not match ?

  • Muscular movement - ATP

  • Heart - pace maker

  • Monocyte - haemoglobin

  • Nerve impulse - acetylcholine


Which of the following taxonomist described classification of plant kingdom in "Families of flowering plants" ?

  • Cronquist

  • Takhtajan

  • Benson

  • Hutchinson


Largest number of chloroplast is found in :

  • palisade tissue

  • spongy tissue

  • transfusion tissue

  • bundle sheath cells


Teeth of rabbits are :

  • thecodont

  • diphyodont

  • heterodont

  • all of these


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A protein rich green alga is :

  • Chlorella

  • Spirulina

  • Spirogyra

  • Ulothrix


Rarely among angiosperms the pollen grains influenced the endosperm. This is called as :

  • Metaxenia

  • Nemec phenomenon

  • Xenia

  • Mesogamy


Sudoriferous glands occur in :

  • lung

  • kidney

  • skin

  • alimentary canal


Defect in amino acid metabolism may results in :

  • albinism

  • porphyria

  • Wilson's disease

  • phenylketonuria


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In the sporogonium of which plant, columella is present ?

  • Penicillium

  • Spirogyra

  • Rhizopus

  • Ulothrix