(b) It is resistant to wall attacking antibiotics
such as penicillin.
(c) It is pleomorphic and varies in shape
from spherical to branched filamentous
structure and is called ‘joker of the plant
kingdom.’
(d) It is unicellular, non-motile gram +ve
prokaryote which lacks a distinct cell
wall.
Plant Kingdom
- b 2. b 3. b 4. c 5. c
6. d 7. a 8. d 9. c 10. c - b
Biological classification
- a 2. c 3. b 4. d 5. b
6. c 7. d 8. c 9. a 10. a - d 12. d
Plant Kingdom
- (b) Coralloid roots of Cycas. It contains
symbiotic cyanobacteria, which fix nitrogen
and in association with root tissues produce
beneficial aminoacids Asparagine and
Citrulline.- (b) It is Marchantia, a bryophyte. A, B, C are
identified as Archegoniophore, gemma cup
and Rhizoids. - (b) A-Circinate vernation in the compound
leaves of cycads, B-Circinate vernation is the
manner in which fern frond emerges, it is
tightly curled so that tender growing tip of
the frond is protected within a coil. - (c) The following diagram represents
Haplontic, Diplontic, Haplo-diplontic life
cycles in plant kingdom. - (c)
- (d) In the diagram A-Volvox, B-
Chlamydomonas, C- Chara, D- Nostoc - (a) A- Strobilus, B- Node and Internode,
C- Branch, D- Rhizome - (d) A- Laminaria, B- Fucus, C- Dictyota,
D- Porphyra - (c) A- Equisetum, B- Dictyota,
C- Polysiphonia, D- Porphyra - (c)A- Selaginella, B- Equisetum,
C- Salvinia, D- Funaria - (b) The diagram is related to Sphagnum which
is monoecious and belongs to mosses and
used as packing material for transshipment
of live specimens - (d)