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  1. Place of Publication : New Delhi

  2. Periodicity of its publication : Monthly

  3. Printer’s and Publisher’s Name : Mahabir Singh
    Nationality : Indian
    Address : MTBiology Today,
    406, Taj Apartment,
    New Delhi - 110029.

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    Nationality : Indian
    Address : MTBiology Today,
    19, National Media
    Centre, Gurgaon
    Haryana - 122002

  5. Name and address of : Mahabir Singh
    individuals who own the 406, Taj Apartment,
    newspapers and partners or New Delhi
    shareholders holding more than
    one percent of the total capital
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    true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
    Mahabir Singh
    Publisher

  6. concentration of essential element below which plant
    growth is retarded is termed
    (a) toxic concentration
    (b) supra-optimum concentration
    (c) critical concentration
    (d) optimum concentration.

  7. Which of the following is a wrong statement?
    (a) cl– along with K+ maintain anion-cation balance in
    the cell.
    (b) Nitrogen is the essential element required by the
    plant in the greatest amount, it is absorbed, mainly,
    in the form of NO 2 –.
    (c) Sulphur is an important constituent of coenzyme-a
    and cysteine.
    (d) Boron is important for uptake and utilisation of ca++.

  8. Excess of mn++ induces the deficiency of
    (a) Fe (b) mg (c) ca (d) all of these.

  9. Which of the following is a micronutrient?
    (a) mn (b) mg (c) ca (d) K

  10. Soil less culturing of plants in a mist of nutrient solution is
    (a) aeroponics (b) sand culture
    (c) hydroponics (d) horticulture.

  11. Which of the following is a correct match
    (a) Zn++ - an activator of alcohol dehydrogenase.
    (b) mn++ and mo - an activator of PEPcase.
    (c) Fe+++ - activator of succinate dehydrogenase
    (d) cu - part of cyta and cyta 3

  12. During N 2 fixation in root nodule to form Nh 3 molecule.
    how many aTP are consumed?
    (a) 16 (b) 4 (c) 2 (d) 8

  13. Leg-haemoglobin, a red pigment, in root nodule has
    very-very important role as it
    (a) picks up hydrogen and transfers to N 2 for production
    of Nh 3
    (b) helps in increasing availability of O 2 to nodule
    (c) help in creating and maintaining anaerobic
    conditions in root nodules
    (d) act as inhibitor of nitrogenase enzyme.

  14. If half of the leaves of a herb are prunned then rate of
    transpiration
    (a) decreases to almost half
    (b) becomes almost double
    (c) remain unchanged but over all transpiration decrease
    (d) rate increases by about four times.

  15. a mustard plant has its weight as 5 kg. It will absorb
    about how much water within a day?
    (a) 24 kg (b) 10 kg (c) 12 kg (d) 100 kg

  16. Nepenthes, Utricularia and Drosera all are
    (a) partial heterotrophs (b) purely saprotrophic
    (c) autotrophic only (d) facultative parasitic.

  17. With respect to shown diagram, which of the following
    is true?


Inner side
of cell

Tr ansport
Protein

Tr ansported
molecule

Inner side
of cell
Membrane
(i)

Membrane
(ii)

Outer side
of cell

Outer side
of cell

(a) Facilitated diffusion (b) Simple diffusion
(c) active transport (d) Endosmosis


  1. a cell under hypertonic solution shows incipient
    plasmolysis, then what will be present between cell wall
    and cell membrane?
    (a) Water with ψw zero
    (b) Solution with same ψw, as solution out the cell
    (c) Water with slightly high ψw as compare to solution
    outside the cell
    (d) Vacuum

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