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Aristotle classified animals into
A
- Anaima- RBCs are absent
- Enaima- RBCs are present
2
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Two kingdom system of classification did not distinguish between
A
- Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes
- Unicellular and Multicellular
- Photosynthetic and Non Photosynthetic
3
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Six Kingdom Classification was Given by _______. It is also k/a
A
Carl Woese
3 Domain System - Eukarya, Archae, Bacteria
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The 3 domains are said to be formed from a common ancestor k/a
A
Progenote
5
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Who gave the Five kingdom system of Classification
A
R.H. Whittaker
6
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The first inhabitants of Earth belong to kingdom __________ and are _________
A
- Monera
- Bacteria
7
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In which Bacteria Cell Wall is Absent
A
Mycoplasma
8
Q
The most Common Form of Bacteria is
A
Rod Shaped Organism BACILLUS
9
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The pigment present in Bacteria for Photosynthesis are
A
- Bacteriochlorophyll also k/a Bacteriopurpurin
- Bacteriovirdin
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Purple Sulphur Bacteria, eg. _________ contains pigment _________
A
- Thiospirillum
- Bacteriochlorophyll or Bacteriopurpurin
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Green Sulphur Bacteria, eg. ___________ contains pigment _______
A
- Chlorobium limicola
- Bacteriovirdin
12
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The sources of Electron in Bacteria is
A
- Thiosulphate
- Hydrogen Sulphide
13
Q
Chemosynthetic autotrophs do not utilise ________ as energy
A
Light
14
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Which bacteria on the basis of mode of nutrition are the most abundant in nature
A
Heterotrophic
15
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The most common mode of asexual reproduction in bacteria is
A
Binary Fission
16
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What are the steps involved in Binary Fission
A
- Replication of DNA
- Mesosome division and membrane formation
- Cross Wall Formation
17
Q
What is Endospore?
A
Cells of certain bacteria form a thick walled, highly resistant bodies within the cell called endospore
18
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What are the ways in which Sexual Recombination occurs in bacteria
A
- Conjugation
- Transduction
- Transformation
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Archaebacteria are Gram positive or Gram negative Bacteria
A
Gram Negative
20
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The cell wall in Archaebacteria contains
A
NAT- N- acetyltalosamiuronic acid
21
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Describe the mode of Nutrition, mode of Respiration and Examples of
1. Methanogens
2. Thermoacidophiles
3. Halophiles
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- Methanogens - Chemosynthetic autotrophs, obligate anaerobe, Methanococcus, Methanobacterium
- Thermoacidophiles -Chemosynthetic autotroph, facultative anaerobes, Thermoplasma and Thermoproteus
- Halophiles- Heterotrophs, Facultative anaerobes , Halococcus, Halobacterium
22
Q
Bacteria involved in vinegar production
A
Acetobacter aceti
23
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Petroleum pollution controlling bacteria
A
pseudomonas putida (super bug)
24
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Bacteria involved in retting of fibers
A
- Clostridium perfringens
- Pseudomonas fluorescence
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bacteria involved in curing of tea leaves and tobacco leaves respectively
1. Micrococcus candidans
2. Bacillus megatherium
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Bacteria involved in curd, cheese, yogurt production
Lactobacillus, Streptococcus lactis
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Symbiotically Nitrogen fixing bacteria
Rhizobium, Xanthomonas, Frankia
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Free living Nitrogen Fixing bacteria
Azotobacter, Clostridium, Klebsiella, Beijerinckia
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Ammonifying bacteria examples
Bacillus vulgaris, B .ramosus
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Bacteria that produce antibiotics
1. Bacitracin - bacillus licheniformis
2. Subtilin - B. subtilis
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Identify the bacteria causing the following disease
1. Citrus Canker
2. Tetanus
3. Typhoid
4. Cholera
1. Xanthomonas citri
2. Clostridium tetani
3. Salmonella typhi
4. Vibrio cholera
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Halophiles contain a pigment in the membrane that makes it purple , which is
Bacterio-rhodopsin
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Cyanobacteria are also k/a
Blue Green Algae
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Cyanobacteria are Gram Positive or Gram Negative bacteria
Gram negative bacteria
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the most primitive organism to perform oxygenic photosynthesis
BGA
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BGA living endozoically inside protozoans are called
Cyanelle
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Nostoc is a
Filamentous Blue green Algae
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Nitrogen Fixation in Nostoc manly occurs in large specialised cells k/a
Heterocyst
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What are the different modes of Asexual Reproduction in BGA
Binary fission
Hormogonia
heterocyst
fragmentation
Akinetes
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What is the reason for Hormogonia
Due to formation of biconcave, mucilage filled dead cells called necridia in b/w living cells of trichome, the filament breaks into Hormogonia
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BGA played an important role in the evolution of which life form
Aerobic Life Form
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Which kingdom shows the most extensive metabolism
Bacteria
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Source of SCP or protein rich animal food is
Spirulina
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Bacteria are __________ in structure and __________ in behaviour
Bacteria are simple in structure and complex in behaviour
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Why are Cyanobacteria not considered as Virus
As they can replicate in abiotic medium having sterols
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which Cyanobacteria fix nitrogen non symbiotically in rice field
Tolypothrix and Aulosira
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what is the mode of Nutrition in Mycoplasma
Heterotrophic mostly parasitic and a few are Saprophytic
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Which Bacteria is Pleomorphic
Mycoplasma
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PPLO stands for and why is it called so
Pleuropneumonia like organism as it was found from pleural fluid of cattles suffering from pleuropneumonia
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Who discovered mycoplasma
E. Nocard and E.R. Roux
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_______ are said to be the ancestor of all multicellular eukaryotes
Protista
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the term protista was coined by
Ernst Haeckel
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3 Kingdom system of classification was given by and it included
Ernst Haeckel
kingdom Plantae, Animalia, Protista
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Protozoans are classified into
1. Flagellated Protozoans
2. Ciliated protozoans
3. Amoeboid Protozoans
4. Sporozoans
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protistan algae constitute the major portion of
phytoplanktons
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Photosynthetic Protist are subdivided into
1. Diatoms
2. Dinoflagellates
3. Euglenoids
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_________ are responsible for almost 50% of the organic matter synthesized in the Biosphere
Diatoms
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Diatoms lack flagella except in their _________ stage
reproductive stage
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which Protista is a good indicator of water pollution
Diatoms
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the cell wall of Diatoms gives _______ like appearance. the upper layer and lower layer are k/a
soap box appearance
1. Epitheca and Hypotheca
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Diatoms are called
Crysophytes
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the cell wall in Diatoms is made up of ______ and is responsible for forming
Silica
Diatomaceous earth/ diatomite/ kieselguhr
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the reserve food in diatoms is _______ and a polysaccharide k/a
oils
Leucosin (chrysolaminarin)
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What are the examples of Photosynthetic protists
1. Diatoms
2. Dinoflagellates
3. Euglenoid
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The resting spores in Diatoms are k/a
STATOSPORE
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The mode of nutrition in Diatoms is ______
Holophytic or photoautotrophic
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the chief producers of ocean are
Chrysophytes or Diatom
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The pigments present in Diatoms are
chlorophyll a and c, beta carotene, diatoxanthin, diadinoxanthin and FUCOXANTHIN
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The body of dinoflagellates is enclosed by a rigid coat called
theca or lorica
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The pigments in Dinoflagellates are
chlorophyll a and c, beta and alpha carotene, xanthophyll
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The reserved food in dinoflagellates is
Carbohydrates and oil
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Dinoflagellates release a toxin k/a ________ in the sea water which cause the disease _____ in man
Saxitoxin
PSP Paralytic shell fish poisoning
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The flagella in dinoflagellates are _________ i.e. one is __________ and the other is ___________
Heterokont i.e. different
1. Longitudinal 2. Transverse
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Both Flagella in Pyrrophyta are inclined at 90 thus they give a ___________ appearance
Whirling whip
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Dinoflagellates proliferate in large number and cause _______ of the sea. E.G.
Red tide
Gonyaulax and Gymnodinium
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Some dinoflagellates show Bioluminescence i.e. emit light and thus are called as
FIRE OF THE OCEAN
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Protista that are unicellular, motile and bi-flagellated
Dinoflagellates
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Which photosynthetic Protist usually lacks Flagella
Diatoms
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The reserve food material in Euglenoids is
Paramylon i.e. beta 1 -3 glucans
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Euglenoid are found in
fresh water usually stagnant water
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In Euglenoids cell wall is absent but a proteinaceous structure is present k/a
Pellicle
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Oblique but parallely arranged strips in pellicle is k/a
Myonemes
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The Euglenoid movement is k/a
Metaboly
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The eye spot also k/a ______ contains a photosensitive red orange pigment k/a ______
stigma, astaxanthin
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In the area of union of two flagella in euglenoid there is presence of ________
photosensitive paraflagellar body
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Under favorable condition, Euglenoid reproduce by
Longitudinal binary fission
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During unfavorable condition, euglenoid form ________- and __________
palmella stage
cyst
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Sexual reproduction is not known in which of the Photosynthetic Protists
Euglenoid
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________ Vacuole is present in the Euglenoids and it helps in
Contractile Vacuole
It helps in Osmoregulation and excretion
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Diatoms have ______ meiosis as they have _________ life cycle
Gametic
Diplontic Life Cycle
90
Zygote formed during sexual Reproduction in Diatoms are k/a
Auxospore
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Gymnodium performs which type of meiosis
Zygotic Meiosis
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Noctiluca is a _______ that performs _________ meiosis
Dinoflagellate
Gametic Meiosis
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_________ protist is the connecting link b/w animals fungi and plant and why?
Slime Moulds
animal like feature - plasmodium is without cell wall
fungi like feature - Fruiting bodies are formed
plant like feature - cell wall around spores
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________ phase of slime mould resembles with plants
reproductive
95
The mode of nutrition in slime mould is k/a
Saprobic and phagotrophic
96
Slime Moulds are found
on rotting log of wood, creeping over debris like fallen leaves
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Sporozoans are found
They are endoparasite
98
Paramoecium is an example of
Ciliated Protozoans
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Which protozoan has silica shell in some form
Amoeboid Protozoans
100
Special Feature of Sporozoans is
Infectious spore like feature stage is present in life cycle
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The fungi have a ______ life cycle
Haploid
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Fungi are mostly found in which habitat
Terrestrial
102
Uni cisternal Golgi is present in
Fungi
103
The cell wall of Fungi is made up of
Chitin which is a homopolymer of NAG
104
Chitin is also k/a
Fungal Cellulose
105
The Reserve Food material in Fungi is
Oil and Glycogen
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Which Fungi is k/a Imperfect Fungi and Why
Deuteromycetes are k/a Imperfect Fungi because they lack Sexual mode of Reproduction
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What are the steps involved in Sexual Reproduction
1. Plasmogamy - Fusion of Protoplasm
2. Karyogamy - Fusion of Nucleus
3. Zygotic Meiosis
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What is the fungi called if it is found on
i) Wood
ii) keratin
iii) burnt wood
iv) bark
v) cow dung
Wood - epixylic
Keratin - Keratinophilous
Burnt wood - xylophilous
Bark- corticolous
cow dung - coprophilous
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The body of the fungi is not differentiated and is thus k/a
Thalloid
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All fungi are multicellular except _____ and ______
Yeast and Synchytrium
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A multinucleate hyphae of fungi is named as
Coenocytic
112
What is Hyphae and what is mycelium
The fungal body is made up of thread like elongated structure k/a Hyphae.
The hyphae cris-cross with one another to form mycelium
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There are two distinctive phases in Fungi Life Cycle they are
1. Vegetative or assimilative phase
2. Reproductive phase
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The pores in septum of are of two types
1. Simple Central Pores
2.Dolipore Septum
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What is the difference b/w Holocarpic and Eucarpic
Fungal Bodies in which the whole cell gets transformed into reproductive structure is k//a HOLOCARPIC.
Fungal bodies in which a part of mycelium is used up in the development of reproductive structure is k/a EUCARPIC.
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What are Mitospores
Spores produced during asexual reproduction in fungi are formed by mitotic division and are thus called as MITOSPORES
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Phycomycetes is also k/a
Primitive Fungi as Septa is Absent
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Which Fungi is also k/a as algal Fungi and why?
Oomycetes is also k/a algal fungi, this is because it is found in the water and cell wall has cellulose
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Which Fungi is also k/a Conjugation Fungi
Zygomycetes
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Ascomycets are also k/a
Sac Fungi
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Which Fungi is called as Club Fungi
Basidiomycetes
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In which Type of Fungi Asexual Reproduction is absent
In Basidiomycetes Asexual Reproduction is absent but vegetative reproduction occurs via fragmentation
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What are the steps involved in Sexual Reproduction of Fungi
1. Plasmogamy - fusion of protoplast
*additional Dikaryon (n + n) stage is seen in b/w plasmogamy and karyogamy
2. Karyogamy - Nuclear Fission
3. Zygotic Meiosis
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Haploid spores produced exogenously
Basidiospore
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Haploid Spores produced endogenously are
Ascospore
126
The asexual and sexual spores in oomycetes is
Zoospore - asexual
Oospore - Sexual
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The asexual and sexual spore in Zygomycetes is
Sporangiospore - asexual spore
Zygospore - sexual spore
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The parasitic fungi on mustard causing white rust of leaves is
Albugo candida
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The asexual and sexual spores in Ascomycetes is
Conidia - Asexual
Ascospore - sexual
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The common examples of Zygomycetes are
Rhizopus and Mucor- Dung Mould
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Female sex organ in Ascomycetes is called as
ascogonium
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______ which is also k/a the weed of laboratory is which type of Fungi
Aspergillus - It is an ascomycete
133
What is the name of bread mould
Rhizopus
134
Neurospora which is a ___ type of fungi is k//a
Ascomycete - Drosophila of plant Kingdom
135
Which is the most advanced and commonly seen Fungi
Basidiomycetes
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Which is the most dominant phase of life cycle of Basidiomycetes
Secondary Mycelium
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The site of Karyogamy and meiosis in Ascomycetes is
Ascus
138
The fruiting bodies in ascomycetes and basidiomycetes are
Ascocarp and Basidiocarp
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The structure in basidiomycetes in which karyogamy and meiosis occurs is k/a
Basidia
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The asexual Reproduction body of Deuteromycetes is
Conidia
141
the asexual reproduction body of Ascomycetes
Conidia
142
What are the three Examples of Deuteromycetes
Trichoderma, Alternaria, Colletotrichum
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Mycorrhiza is a symbiotic association of
Fungal roots and Higher plants
144
Plants with mycorrhiza lack
root cap and root hair
145
What are the two types of mycorrhiza
1. Endomycorrhiza
2. Ectomycorrhiza
146
VAM stands for
Vesicular Arbuscular Mycorrhiza
147
Eg of Endomycorrhiza
Orchid roots
148
Eg of Ectomycorrhiza
Pinus root
149
In ectomycorrhiza the major group of fungi are
Basidiomycetes
150
In Endomycorrhiza the major group of Fungi are
Zygomycetes
151
The most efficient means of asexual reproduction in lichen is
Soredia
152
What are the different means by which Lichens reproduce
1. Progressive death and decay
2. Fragmentation
3. Isidia
4. Soredia
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The Fungal partner and the algal partner are k/a
1. Mycobiont
2. Phycobiont
154
Viruses are exception to the
cell theory
155
Viruses are connecting links b/w
Living and non living entities
156
The term Virus means
Venom or Poisonous Fluid
157
The study of Virus is k/a
Virology
158
An inert virus is called as
Virion
159
Viruses that infect bacteria are called
Bacteriophages
160
Prions are discovered by
Alper et al.
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The Mad Cow disease is also k/a
Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy
161
The smallest self replicating particles are k/a
Viroids
162
What are the different examples of Basidiomycetes
Agaricus, Ustilago, Puccinia
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what are the two main types of reproduction in viruses
Phagic
Pinocytic
164
Phagic reproduction is of two types
Lytic- T4 Bacteriophage
Lysogenic- lambda phage
165
Viroids cause diseases in ______, the diseases include
PSTD - Potato spindle tuber disease
Chrysanthemum stunt
Citrus Exocortis
166
Viroids are devoid of
Protein coat
167
Viroids were discovered by
Diener
168
Virusoids were discovered by
Randle et. al.
169
Plant Viruses are also k/a _______.
what is the common genetic material in them
Phytophagineae - ss RNA
170
Bacterial Viruses contain which Genetic material
ds DNA
171
Animal Viruses are also k/a ______
what is the common type of genetic material
Zoophagineae
ss or ds RNA or dsDNA
172
What are the smaller units of Capsids
Capsomere
173
In which reproduction of viruses the whole of virus enters the cell
Pinocytic
174
In TMV the ratio of Capsomere : Nucleotide is
2130 : 6400 = 1:3
175
Who demonstrated that infected plants of tobacco could cause infection in healthy plant
M.W. Beijernick
176
What does Contagium Vivum Fluid mean
Infectious living fluid
177
Who crystallized viruses for the first time? He crystallized which virus
W.M. Stanley crystallized TMV
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What did D.J Ivanowsky discover
He discovered that certain microbes can pass through bacterial filter
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