Which of the following has multiflagellate sperms? from Biology

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211.

In which kingdom, would you classify the archaea and nitrogen-fixing organisms. If the five-kingdom system of classification is used?

  • Protista

  • Monera

  • Plantae

  • Fungi


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212.

Which of the following has multiflagellate sperms?

  • Equisetum

  • Riccia

  • Lycopodium

  • Anthoceros


A.

Equisetum

In Equisetum, the anterior part of the antherozoid (sperm) is spirally coiled and has numerous flagella, whereas posterior part is somewhat expanded. The sperms of LycopodiumRiccia and Anthoceros are biflagellated.


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213.

Which of the following is important source of edible protein?

  • Spirogyra

  • Porphyra

  • spirulina

  • Cephaleuros


214.

Name the fungus that is edible

  • Penicillium

  • Mucor

  • Rhizopus

  • Morchella


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215.

In Whittaker's system of classification, prokaryotes belong to the kingdom

  • Monera

  • Protista

  • Animalia

  • Fungi


216.

Medicine for curing respiratory problems is obtained from

  • Ephedra

  • Calotropis

  • Eucalyptus

  • Cannabis


217.

The slime moulds are characterized by the presence of :

  • elaters

  • pseudoelaters

  • capillitium

  • capitulum


218.

Dikaryon formation is characteristic of :

  • ascomycetes and basidiomycetes

  • phycotnycetes and basidiomycetes

  • ascomycetes and phycomycetes

  • phycomycetes and zygomycetes


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219.

Trochophore is the larva of :

  • Neopilina

  • Chiton

  • Pila

  • all of these


220.

In the sporogonium of which plant, columella is present ?

  • Penicillium

  • Spirogyra

  • Rhizopus

  • Ulothrix


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