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1101.

The enzyme responsible for the reduction of molecular nitrogen to the level of ammonia in leguminous root nodule is:

A. Nitrogenase      
B.        Nitrite reductase
C.        Nitrate reductase            
D.        Hydrogenase
Answer» B.        Nitrite reductase
1102.

Consider the functions given below and identify the concerned element. (i) Activator of catalase. (ii) Important constituent of cytochrome. (iii) Important constituent of proteins involved in ETS. (iv) Essential for chlorophyll synthesis.

A. Mo                                           
B.                    Fe
C.                    Cu                               
D.        Ca
Answer» C.                    Cu                               
1103.

Match Column-I with Column - II and select the correct answer using the codes given below. Column-I Column-II A. Potassium I. Constituent of ferredoxin B. Sulphur II. Involved in stomatal movement C. Molybdenum III. Needed in the synthesis of auxin D. Zinc IV. Component of nitrogenase

A. A-II;    B-I;     C-IV;    D-III
B.        A-I;     B-II;    C-III;    D-IV
C.        A-IV;   B-III;   C-II;     D-I
D.        A-I;     B-III;   C-IV;   D-II
Answer» B.        A-I;     B-II;    C-III;    D-IV
1104.

Mycorrhiza is a symbiotic relationship between roots of higher plants and:

A. Virus                
B.        Fungi
C.        Bacteria                        
D.        Blue green algae
Answer» C.        Bacteria                        
1105.

Which of the following gene clusters in bacteria is responsible for nitrogen fixation?

A. nod, nif, fix                   
B.        nod, nif, nfx
C.        nod, nix, nfx                 
D.        ndx, nif, fix
Answer» B.        nod, nif, nfx
1106.

If the size of fruits diminishes in plants, which mineral ion should be added to soil?

A. Copper             
B.        Calcium
C.        Boron                           
D.        Chlorine
Answer» D.        Chlorine
1107.

Match the following and choose the correct combination from the options given. Column-I Column-II A. Sulphur I. Chlorophyll B. Zinc II. Nitrogenase C. Magnesium III. Methionine D. Molybdenum IV. Auxin

A. A-I;       B-II;      C-III;    D-IV
B.        A-III;     B-IV;    C-I;      D-II
C.        A-III;     B-I;       C-II;     D-IV
D.        A-II;      B-IV;    C-I;      D-III
Answer» C.        A-III;     B-I;       C-II;     D-IV
1108.

Nif genes occur in:

A. Rhizobium                     
B.        Aspergillus
C.        Penicillium        
D.        Streptococcus
Answer» B.        Aspergillus
1109.

Which of the following statements are incorrect in accordance with hydroponics? (i) It determines the mineral nutrients essential for plants. (ii) The hydroponics involves the culture of plants in a soil with defined mineral solution. (iii) Hydroponics requires purified water with non-defined mineral nutrient salts. (iv) In the hydroponics technique, plants are grown in sandy soil with nutrient solution. (v) By this method, essential elements required for the growth of plants can be identified and their deficiency symptoms can also be discovered.

A. Only (iv)                       
B.        Only (v)
C.        Only (iii)                       
D.        None of the above
Answer» D.        None of the above
1110.

Which of the following is a free living aerobic non-photosynthetic nitrogen-fixer?

A. Rhizobium         
B.                    Azotobacter
C.        Azospirillum      
D.        Nostoc
Answer» D.        Nostoc
1111.

Refer the figure given below and select the option which gives correct words for A, B, C And D.

A. A B C D (a) K Ammonification Animal biomass Plant biomass
B.        (b) \[N{{H}_{3}}\] Ammonification Plant biomass  Animal biomass
C.        (c) \[C{{O}_{2}}\] Denitrification Animal biomass Plant biomass
D.        (d) CHO Nitrification Plant biomass  Animal biomass
Answer» C.        (c) \[C{{O}_{2}}\] Denitrification Animal biomass Plant biomass
1112.

The diagram shows the development of root nodule in soyabean.

A. 1-Rhizobium bacteria; 2-Cortex cell; 3-Outer cortex; 4-Infection thread
B.        1-Rhizobium bacteria; 2-Cortex cell; 3-Inner cortex and pericycle cells; 4-Infection thread
C.        1-Rhizobium bacteria; 2-Endodermal cell; 3-Inner endodermis; 4-Infection thread
D.        1-Nitrosomonas bacteria; 2-Cortex cell; 3-Inner cortex and pericyle cells; 4-Infection thread
Answer» C.        1-Rhizobium bacteria; 2-Endodermal cell; 3-Inner endodermis; 4-Infection thread
1113.

Active uptake of minerals depends upon:

A. Active water absorption
B.        Transpiration
C.        Photorespiration
D.        Dephosphorylation
Answer» E.
1114.

Which element is related with Khaira disease of paddy & auxin synthesis?

A. Fe                    
B.        Zn
C.        B                                 
D.        Cu
Answer» C.        B                                 
1115.

Chlorosis is produced in leaves due to deficiency of Fe, Mg, Mn, N or S. Of these essential elements, those that are exclusive constituents of the chlorophyll molecule are:

A. Fe and S
B.                    N and S
C.        Mg and S          
D.        Mg and N
Answer» E.
1116.

The plant ash is an indication of:

A. Mineral salts absorbed by the plant
B.        Organic matter of the plant
C.        Both the mineral salts and organic matter
D.        None of the above
Answer» B.        Organic matter of the plant
1117.

Hydroponics is a technique in which plants are grown in:

A. Green house
B.        Water saturated sand
C.        Balanced nutrient solution
D.        Purified distilled water
Answer» D.        Purified distilled water
1118.

Which of the following characteristics defines an element as essential for a particular species?

A. It has to be added as fertiliser to achieve maximum seed production.
B.        If it is missing, a plant cannot grow or reproduce normally.
C.        If it is present in high concentration, plant growth increases.
D.        If it is absent, other nutrients may be substituted for it.
Answer» C.        If it is present in high concentration, plant growth increases.
1119.

Essential macro elements are:

A. Absorbed from soil.
B.        Manufactured during photosynthesis.
C.        Produced by enzymes.
D.        Produced by growth hormones.
Answer» B.        Manufactured during photosynthesis.
1120.

Function of leghaemoglobin (a red pigment) in root nodules of leguminous plants is to regulate:

A. \[{{O}_{2}}\]supply in cells
B.        \[C{{O}_{2}}\] supply in cells
C.        Production of phenolic compounds
D.        Mo supply in cells
Answer» B.        \[C{{O}_{2}}\] supply in cells
1121.

Phosphorous and nitrogen ions generally get depleted in soil because they usually occur as:

A. Neutral ions
B.        Negatively charged ions
C.        Positively charged ions
D.                    Both positively and negatively charged but in disproportionate mixture.
Answer» E.
1122.

Which of the following will not make minerals more available to plants?     

A. Increasing the rainfall in a wet forested area.
B.        Raising the pH of a very acidic soil.
C.        Tillering a packed-down or water-logged soil.
D.        Introducing fungi that can form mycorrhiza into a soil that lacks them.
Answer» B.        Raising the pH of a very acidic soil.
1123.

Gray spots of Oat are caused by deficiency of:

A. Cu                               
B.        Zn
C.        Mn                               
D.        Fe
Answer» D.        Fe
1124.

Where does most nutrient uptake occur in roots?

A. At the root tip, where root tissue first encounters soil away from the zone of nutrient depletion.
B.        At the casparian strip, where ions must enter the symplast prior to entering xylem cells.
C.        In the symplastic and apoplastic pathways.
D.        In root hairs and in the zone of maturation.
Answer» E.
1125.

Insectivorous plants live in a soil that is usually deficient in:

A. Nitrate              
B.        Chloride
C.        Potassium         
D.        Magnesium
Answer» B.        Chloride
1126.

Which of the following does NPK denote?

A. Nitrogen, Potassium, Kinetin
B.        Nitrogen, Protein, Kinetin
C.        Nitrogen, Protein, Potassium
D.        Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium
Answer» E.
1127.

Which one of the following is an amide involved in nitrogen assimilation by plants?

A. Glutamate                    
B.        Alanine
C.        Asparagine        
D.        Serine
Answer» D.        Serine
1128.

Which element is not considered as macronutrient?

A. Mg                               
B.        Ca
C.        Mn                               
D.        P
Answer» D.        P
1129.

Which one of these do, plants require for the formation of ATP?

A. N and Ca          
B.        N and P
C.        N and Cu          
D.        K
Answer» C.        N and Cu          
1130.

Which of the following pigment is essential for nitrogen fixation by leguminous plants?

A. Anthocyanin                 
B.        Phycocyanin
C.        Phycoerythrin   
D.        Leghaemoglobin
Answer» E.
1131.

Which of the following element is very essential for uptake and utilisation of \[C{{a}^{2+}}\] and membrane function?                   

A. Phosphorus       
B. Molybdenum
C. Manganese     
D.        Boron
Answer» E.
1132.

Which of the following is a flowering plant with nodules containing filamentous nitrogen- fixing microorganism?

A. Cicer arietinum
B.        Casuarina equisetifolia
C.        Crotalaria juncea
D.        Cycas revolute
Answer» C.        Crotalaria juncea
1133.

Appearance of brown spots surrounded by chlorotic veins is a prominent toxicity symptom of:

A. Mn                               
B.        Mo
C.        Mg                               
D.        Zn
Answer» B.        Mo
1134.

Which one of the following is not an essential element for plants?

A. Potassium                     
B.        Iron
C.        Iodine                           
D.        Zinc
Answer» D.        Zinc
1135.

Ratio of C:O in plant materials is:

A. 45:45               
B.        10:20
C.        25:50                           
D.        50:25
Answer» B.        10:20
1136.

Molybdenum causes:

A. Mottling            
B.        Reclamation
C.        Wilting                          
D.        Chlorosis
Answer» E.
1137.

Which of the following is essential mineral element and is not a constituent of any enzyme but stimulate the activity of many enzymes?

A. Zn                                
B.        Mg
C.        Mn                               
D.        K
Answer» E.
1138.

An essential element which:

A. Is found in plant ash.
B.        Is available in the soil.
C.        Improves health of the plant.
D.        Is irreplaceable and indispensable for growth of plants.
Answer» E.
1139.

"Mottled chlorosis" on the leaves occurs due to the deficiency of:

A. Nitrogen            
B.        Potassium
C.        Sulphur                        
D.        Phosphorus
Answer» C.        Sulphur                        
1140.

In the choices below, which is not a correct pairing of a macronutrient and the major functions it performs in the life of a plant?

A. Potassium in enzyme activation, water balance, ion balance.
B.        Calcium in activity of embranes and cytoskeleton, secondary messenger.
C.        Sulphur in proteins and coenzymes.
D.        Iron in active sites of many redox enzymes and electron carriers.
Answer» E.
1141.

Sulphur is component of:

A. Protein             
B. DNA
C. RNA                             
D. Both [b] and [c]
Answer» B. DNA
1142.

Pasteurisation is heating at:

A. \[120{}^\circ C\]for 60 minutes
B. \[60{}^\circ -63{}^\circ C\]for 30 minutes
C. \[70{}^\circ C\]for 60 minutes
D. \[80{}^\circ C\]for 30 minutes
Answer» C. \[70{}^\circ C\]for 60 minutes
1143.

The bioacrive molecule Cyclosporine A is used in:

A. Whooping cough
B. Diphtheria
C. Leprosy
D. Organ-transplant patients
Answer» E.
1144.

Meliantiol and salanin bioinsecticides have been extracted from:        

A. Chrysanthemum cinerariifolium
B. Derris elliptica
C. Azadirichta indica
D. Eichhornia
Answer» D. Eichhornia
1145.

Azolla enriches rice fields with nitrogen due to its association with:

A. Anabaena  
B.                    Nostoc
C. Rhizobium      
D.                    Frankia
Answer» B.                    Nostoc
1146.

Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) strains have been used as:

A. Biofertilisers
B. Biometallurgical techniques
C. Biomineralisation processes
D. Bioinsecticidal plants
Answer» E.
1147.

Which of the following is common to Azospirillum, Azotobacter, Anabaena, Nostoc and Oscillatoria?

A. Prokaryotes     
B.                    \[{{N}_{2}}\]-fixers
C. Both [a] and [b]                         
D. Eukaryotes
Answer» D. Eukaryotes
1148.

Which of the following statements regarding Baculoviruses as bio-control agents is/are correct? (i) Baculoviruses are pathogens that attack insects and other arthropods. (ii) Most of these biocontrol agents belong to the genus Nucleopolyhedrovirus. (iii) They do not harm plants mammals, birds, fish and other non-target insects. (iv) Baculoviruses are helpful in Integrated Pest Management (IPM) programme, in which beneficial insects are conserved. Choose the correct option.

A. (i), (ii) and (iii)                           
B. (i), (ii) and (iv)
C. (ii), (iii) and (iv)
D.                    All of these
Answer» E.
1149.

Sewage or municipal sewer pipes should not be directly left into rivers, streams and other water bodies because: (i) It contains human excreta and other organic waste. (ii) It contains a number of pathogenic microbes. Which of the statement given above is/are correct?

A. Only (i)                                     
B. Only (ii)
C. Both [a] and [b]
D.                    None of the above
Answer» D.                    None of the above
1150.

Which of the following statements is incorrect for stirred tank fermentaion?

A. Buffer needed to control pH.
B. Batch and feed possible.
C. Control dissolved oxygen.
D. Easy in process sampling.
Answer» D. Easy in process sampling.