Which Of The Following Represent The Maximum Number Of Species Among Global Biodiversity?
a) fungi b) algae c) lichens d) mosses and ferns Answer: a) fungi Explanation: Fungi has the highest species diversity... View Article
a) fungi b) algae c) lichens d) mosses and ferns Answer: a) fungi Explanation: Fungi has the highest species diversity... View Article
a) CoP-5 b) CoP-4 c) CoP-6 d) CoP-3 Answer: d) CoP-3
a) seed banks b) field gene banks c) botanical gardens d) shifting cultivation Answer: d) shifting cultivation Shifting cultivation or... View Article
a) consumer b) producer c) decomposer d) parasite Answer: a) consumer Explanation: Secondary productivity is biomass assimilated by the consumers.
a) rock b) animal bones c) sea water d) fossils Answer: a) rock Explanation: Phosphorus cycle is a sedimentary cycle... View Article
a) eubacteria b) saprophytic fungi c) archaebacteria d) blue-green algae Answer: c) archaebacteria Explanation: In deep sea water, no light... View Article
a) inactivation of glycosidase enzyme in recombinant bacteria b) insertional inactivation of alpha galactosidase in recombinant bacteria c) insertional inactivation... View Article
a) plant cells -cellulase b) bacteria – lysozyme c) fungi – chitinase d) algae – methylase Answer: d) algae –... View Article
a) restriction mapping b) electrophoresis c) polymerase chain reaction d) centrifugation Answer: b) electrophoresis Explanation: The fragments of DNA generated... View Article
a) Pseudomonas b) Saccharomyces c) Aspergillus d) Clostridium Answer: c) Aspergillus Explanation: For the formation of citric acid, Aspergillus niger... View Article
a) Cotton b) Maize c) Soybean d) Brinjal Answer: a) Cotton Explanation: Bt cotton is generally grown in the Bt... View Article
a) lack of mutations b) lack of migration c) lack of random mating d) random mating Answer: c) lack of... View Article
a) convergent evolution b) natural selection c) adaptive radiation d) non-random evolution Answer: a) convergent evolution Explanation: as a result... View Article
a) incomplete dominance b) codominance c) complete dominance d) partial dominance Answer: b) codominance
a) genetic drift b) genetic load c) random mating d) genetic flow Answer: a) genetic drift
a) if the genes are present on the same chromosome, they undergo more than one crossovers in every meiosis b)... View Article
a) its formation by fusion of secondary nucleus with several sperms b) being a diploid tissue c) having no reserve... View Article
a) upper oogonium and lower antheridium on the same plant b) upper antheridium and lower oogonium on the same plant... View Article
a) vivipary b) more vigorous offspring c) no dependence on pollinators d) higher genetic variability Answer: c) no dependence on... View Article
a) conidia b) gemmule c) meiocyte d) megaspore Answer: c) meiocyte Explanation: Meiocytes are cells wherein meiosis occurs.