What happened when we inoculated Rhizobium in wheat field?

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151.

The net requirement of assimilatory power for the formation of 6 hexose molecules in maize plant is

  • 72 ATP, 48 NADPH

  • 90 ATP, 60 NADPH

  • 108 ATP, 72 NADPH

  • 180 ATP, 72 NADPH


152.

Which one of the following elements is an activator for both ribulose biphosphate, carboxylase oxygenase and phosphoenol-pyruvate carboxylase in photosynthetic carbon fixation?

  •  Mg2+

  • Zn2+

  •  Mn2+

  • Cl and K+


153.

Vegetative propagation of Bryophyllus takes place through

  • Bulbil

  • Corms

  • Leaf buds

  • Eyes


154.

Which of the following characteristics out of I, II and III are exhibited by Cplants?

I. Kranz anatomy.

II. The product of photosynthesis is oxalo acetic acid.

III. Both PEP carboxylase and ribulose-bis phosphate carboxylase act as carboxylating enzyme.

Choose the correct option.

  • I and II, but not III

  • II and III, but not I

  • I and III, but not II

  • All of these


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155.

Light reaction in stroma lamellae of the chloroplast results in the formation of

  • NADPH

  • ATP + NADPH

  • ATP K

  • O2


156.

In leaves of Ce plants, malic acid synthesis during CO2 fixation occurs in

  • Bundle sheath

  • Mesophyll

  • Epidermis

  • Guard cells


157.

In which form does the food transported in plants?

  • Sucrose

  • Fructose

  • Glucose

  • Lactose


158.

In CAM plants, CO2 acceptor is

  • RuBP

  • PEP

  • OAA

  • PGA


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159.

DCMU 

  • inhibits PS- I

  • inhibits PS- II

  • destroy chloroplast

  • inhibits oxidative phosphorylation


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160.

What happened when we inoculated Rhizobium in wheat field?

  • No increase in production (nitrogen content of soil remains same)

  • A lot of increase in production (nitrogen content of soil increases)

  • Fertility of soil decreases

  • Fertility of soil increases


A.

No increase in production (nitrogen content of soil remains same)

Rhizobium species is symbiotic nitrogen- fixing bacteria, which occurs in root nodules of legumes. When we inoculated Rhizobium in wheat field, there is no increase in production. Because wheat has no root nodules for fixing nitrogen content. Therefore, nitrogen content of soil will remain same.


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