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Q.9 Which of the following plants yield bast fibers? Musa textilis Linum usitatissimum Ananas comosus Saccharum officinarum Linum usitatissimum yields bast fibers, making it the correct choice among the options. Bast […]

Q.8 Which of the following exhibits Tunica-Corpus organization? Araucaria Ephedra Pisum All the above Correct Answer: Pisum Pisum (pea plant) exhibits the classic tunica-corpus organization in its shoot apical meristem, […]

Q.7 The ‘Cup fungi’ belong to the members of the order: Sphaeriales Erysiphales Pezizales Ustilaginales Cup fungi belong to the order Pezizales in the Ascomycota phylum, known for their distinctive cup-shaped fruiting […]

Q.6 Sclerospora graminicola causes a disease called: Downy mildew of pea Downy mildew of mustard Green ear disease Wart of potato Sclerospora graminicola causes downy mildew in millets like pearl millet […]

Q.5 Little leaf of brinjal is caused by: Viruses Bacteria Mycoplasmas Nematodes Little leaf of brinjal is caused by mycoplasmas. This phytoplasma disease, transmitted by leafhoppers, leads to stunted growth […]

Q.4 The conventional ovule is lacking in the members of family: Cucurbitaceae Loranthaceae Rutaceae Apiaceae Loranthaceae lacks conventional ovules, unlike other options. The correct answer is Loranthaceae, as its members are hemiparasites […]

Q.3 Entry of pollen tube into the ovule through funiculus or integuments is referred as: Mesogamy Porogamy Xenogamy Chalazogamy Correct Answer: Mesogamy The entry of the pollen tube into the […]

Q.2 Cetyl trimethyl ammonium bromide (CTAB) method is generally used for: Precipitating nucleic acids Precipitating protein Precipitating neutral polysaccharides Lipids Cetyl trimethyl ammonium bromide (CTAB) method is a key technique […]

Q.1 Histone plays a major structural role in chromatin formation. A few exceptions exist, most notably some sperm, where the histones are replaced by another class of basic protein named […]