Role of NPK
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Q. Select the correct option:
i. Potassium is absorbed as a divalent ion.
ii. Potassium is required in more quantities in meristematic tissues, buds, leaves, root tips.
iii. Potassium is found in 2 amino acids- cysteine & methionine.
i. Potassium is absorbed as a divalent ion.
ii. Potassium is required in more quantities in meristematic tissues, buds, leaves, root tips.
iii. Potassium is found in 2 amino acids- cysteine & methionine.
- Only i is correct
- Only i & ii are correct
- Only ii is correct
- Only ii & iii are correct
Q. Which element is essential during cell division for the formation of mitotic spindle?
- Phosphorus
- Calcium
- Nitrogen
- Sodium
Q. In living organisms, nitrogen is a constituent of
- amino acids
- sugars
- nucleic acids
- chlorophyll
Q.
Calcium is an essential plant nutrient because it is a component of
Chlorophyll
ADP & ATP
Amino acids
Cell walls
Q.
Which of the following macronutrients are required for the synthesis of nucleic acids?
Phosphorus, magnesium, nitrogen
Phosphorus, potassium, nitrogen
Nitrogen, magnesium, calcium
Phosphorous, nitrogen, sulphur
Q.
Which of these physiological processes does not require potassium?
Opening and closing of stomata
Maintenance of turgidity of cells
Activation of enzymes
Cell wall formation
Q. Match the following elements with their main functions:
- Ionic balance
- Amino acid synthesis
- Root development
Q. Match the following columns:
Column−IColumn−IIA. Nitrogen1. Component of cell membraneB. Phosphorus2. Role in cell divisionC. Potassium3. Constituent of enzymesD. Calcium4. Involved in stomatal movement
Column−IColumn−IIA. Nitrogen1. Component of cell membraneB. Phosphorus2. Role in cell divisionC. Potassium3. Constituent of enzymesD. Calcium4. Involved in stomatal movement
A - 3, B - 1, C - 4, D - 2
A - 1, B - 3, C - 1, D - 1
A - 4, B - 2, C - 3, D - 3
A - 2, B - 4, C - 2, D - 2
Q. The element responsible for opening and closing of stomata is
- boron
- potassium
- phosphorus
- sodium
Q. Match the following:
Column IColumn III. KA Stomatal openingII. MoB Constituent of cell membraneIII. PC Photolysis of waterIV. MnDMost free ionEComponent of nitrogenase and nitrate reductase
Column IColumn III. KA Stomatal openingII. MoB Constituent of cell membraneIII. PC Photolysis of waterIV. MnDMost free ionEComponent of nitrogenase and nitrate reductase
- IIIIIIIVA, DEBC
- IIIIIIIVA, EDCB
- IIIIIIIVA, EDBC
- IIIIIIIVADCB, E
Q. The element responsible for opening and closing of stomata is
- boron
- potassium
- phosphorus
- sodium