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(a)  Passage of water (b)  Passage of water and some solutes in and out of the cell (c)   Passage of...

(a)  Isotonic solution               (b)  Hypertonic solution (c)   Air                                      (d)  Hypotonic solution Ans.  (b)          During plasmolysis, plasma membrane shrink along with...

  (a)  Imbibition                         (b)  Endosmosis (c)   Active diffusion                (d)  All the above Ans.    (a)  Dry gum or pieces of...

(a)  Plant absorb excess quantity of water (b)  Plants take in small quantity of mineral salts through soil water (c)  ...

(a)  Lenticels (b)  Stomata (c)   Hydathodes (d)  General surface of the cells by diffusion Ans.  d (11)

(a)  Cellulose                            (b)  Hemicellulose (c)   Fat                                      (d)  Protein Ans.     (d)  Proteins are the strongest imbibants of water, starch less...

(a)  Movement of solute through semipermeable membrane (b)  Movement of solvent through a semipermeable membrane (c)   Movement of solution through...

(a)  Diffusion                            (b)  Osmosis (c)   Plasmolysis                        (d)  Imbibition Ans. (b)      Osmosis is a special type of diffusion or diffusion through semipermeable...

(a)  It gains turgidity               (b)  It looses turgidity (c)   It becomes plasmolysed   (d)  Nothing happens Ans. (d)      In formalin preserved...

(a)  More elasticity                  (b)  More softness (c)   More turgidity                  (d)  None of these Ans. a (26)

(a)  The entry of water from root hair (b)  The entry of mineral salts from the root hair (c)   Both...

(a)  Permeable and differentially permeable respectively (b)  Both semipermeable (c)   Semipermeable and differentially permeable (d)  Both differentially permeable Ans.  a...

(a)  Soil into periplasmic space of root hairs (b)  Root hairs to cortical cells (c)   Cortical cells to pericycle (d) ...

(a)  It provides energy for chemical reaction (b)  It acts as a solvent (c)   It provides a medium for chemical...

(a)  Red                           (b)  Yellow (c)  Blue–green             (d) ...

(a)  Due to more absorption (b)  Due to more evaporation (c)   Due to more transpiration (d)  Root die due to...

(a)  Available to the plant (b)  Whole of the soil water (c)   Amount of water not available to the plant...

(a)  Dumb-bell shaped guard cells (b)  Pentamerous flowers (c)   Reticulate venation (d)  Capsular fruits Ans.(a)      The guard cells of monocots...

(a)  In translocation of solutes (b)  In the mobility of gametes (c)   Provides support to the aquatic plants (d)          All...

(a)  Associated with vessels (b)  Associated with tracheids (c)   Associated with particles of hydrophilic solutes (d)  None of these Ans. ...

(a)  Sandy soil                          (b)  Loam (c)   Clay                                    (d)  None of these Ans. (b)      Loam are sufficiently aerated and have good...

(a) Alluvial (b) Podosol (c) Laterite (d) None of these Ans. c (8)

(a)  It is useful for storage (b)  Tubers respire slowly (c)   Starch is synthesized in tubers (d)  Translocated sucrose is...

(a)  Their opening and closing is not regulated (b)  They allow exchange of gases (c)   They always remain closed (d) ...

(a)  Adhesion                           (b)  Cohesion (c)   Osmosis                             (d)  Plasmolysis Ans.  (a)      Walls of tracheids and vessels of xylem are made up...