Q.54 Which of the following best represents the flow of energy through an ecosystem?(A) Producers –> Primary consumers –>Secondary consumers(B) Sun –>Producers –>Secondary consumers –>Primary consumers(C) Sun –>Producers –>Primary consumers –>Secondary consumers(D) […]
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Greenhouse Gases Trap Heat
Q.53 Carbon dioxide and other ‘greenhouse gases’ act by(A) destroying ozone in the stratosphere(B) trapping heat in the earth’s atmosphere(C) allowing more visible light to reach the earth’s surface(D) reducing the […]
Free-Living Photosynthetic Nitrogen Fixer Bacteria
Q.52 Which one of the following is a free-living photosynthetic nitrogen fixer?(A) Frankia (B) Clostridium (C) Rhodospirillum (D) Rhizobium Rhodospirillum is the free-living photosynthetic nitrogen fixer among the options. Question Breakdown […]
C3 to CAM Switch
Q.51 Which one of the following performs normal C3 photosynthesis when water is available, butswitches to crassulacean acid metabolism (CAM) during salt or drought stress?(A) Mesembryanthemum crystallinum (B) Cynodon dactylon(C) Eleucine […]
30 nm Solenoid Chromatin Nucleosomes
Q.50 The number of nucleosomes present in a 30 nm solenoid structure of a chromatin is (A) 2 (B) 4 (C) 6 (D) 8 30 nm Solenoid Chromatin Nucleosomes Chromatin […]
Cytoplasmic Male Sterility PhaA Gene
Q.49 Cytoplasmic male sterility via the chloroplast genome can be induced by the expression of Pha A gene encoding (A) β-Ketothiolase (B) Acetoacetyl CoA carboxylase (C) Acetoacetyl CoA reductase (D) […]
Parenchyma Cells Sieve Tube Members
Q.48 Parenchyma cells associated with sieve tube members are called (A) Albuminous cells (B) Companion cells (C) Bulliform cells (D) Subsidiary cells Parenchyma Cells Sieve Tube Members In plant anatomy, parenchyma […]
Phylogenetic Relationships Cladogram
Q.47 An estimate of phylogenetic relationships among the taxa is commonly represented in the form of a (A) Cladogram (B) Idiogram (C) Phenogram (D) Dendrogram Here’s a SEO-optimized article on […]
Swollen Base of Petiole
Q.46 The swollen base of a petiole is known as (A) Ligule (B) Hastule (C) Pulvinus (D) Stipule Swollen Base of Petiole: Pulvinus in Plant Anatomy The swollen base of […]
Klenow Fragment End-Labeling after PvuII and EcoRI Digestion
Q.45 The figure below is a schematic of a linear double stranded DNA containing the indicated restriction sites. The DNA was completely digested with PvuII and EcoRI. The products were […]


