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M.sc. Botany2010
M.sc. Botany2010
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(1)
Attempt as many questions as you can. Each question carries 3 marks. One
mark will be deducted for each incorrect answer. Zero mark will be awarded
for each unattempted question.
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1.
(I) Leeuwenhoek
2.
(365)
(I) desmids
3.
(2) diatoms
(I) diatoms
(2) dinoflagellates
(4)
toxic seaweeds
(P. T. 0.)
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4.
5.
6.
7.
Acetobacter
(3)
(2) Rabies
(3) Diphtheria
(4)
Malaria
(4)
Scytonema
(2)
Ectocarpus
(4)
Fucus
(3)
Gymnodinium
(365)
Salmonella
VAM is an example of
(3) Batrachospermum
10.
(4)
(1)
9.
Nitrosomonas
Viroids contain
(1) Polio
8.
(2)
Nostoc
(2) Anabaena
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11.
12.
(I) Pilobolus
(2) Blackslea
(3)
(4) Albugo
Cunninghamella
Gymnosporangium
(2)
(3) Phragmidium
13.
15.
(I) Chlorophyceae
(2) Dinophyceae
(3) Bacillariophyceae
(4) Cryptophyceae
(2) Peziza
(3) Agaricus
(4) Polyporus
(3) Aspergillus
(4)
Synchytrium
Claviceps
(I) Viroid
(365)
(4) Methanogens
(I) Penicillium
17.
(I) Neurospora
16.
Uromyces
(2) Mycoplasma
(3) Ricketts
(4) Virus
(P.T.D.)
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18.
19.
21.
22.
14) Ethromycin
13) Rhodophyceae
(4) Chlorophyceae
II) Coleochaete
12) Tretiphohlia
(3) Batrachospermum
14) Fritschiella
(3) Anabaena
14) Chaetophora
(3) Pythium
(4)
Phytophlhora
(4)
None of these
13) alcohols
(365)
13) Erythromycin
(2) BaciJlariophyceae
12) Penicillin
II) Cyanophyceae
(I) Peronospora
24.
II) Chlorella
23.
13) Nucleotide
II) Streptomycin
20.
12) Capsomere
12) Gibberellins
(3) Cytokinins
14) ABA
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26.
(I) vitamin A
27.
29.
(I) Hepaticopsida
(2) Anthocerotopsida
(3) Bryopsida
(2) Cambrian
(3) Silurian
(4) Carboniferous
(2) Botrychium
(3) Ophioglossum
(365)
(4) Marchantia
33.
(3) Riella
(I) Pre-Cambrian
32.
(2) Pe11ia
31.
(4) vitamin D
(I) Takakia
30.
(3) vitamin C
28.
(2) vitamin B
(2) Campbell
(3) Smith
5
(4) Ramudar
(P.T.O.)
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34.
35.
40.
(2)
Spenophyllum
(2) Mesozoic
Pteris
(2) Dryopteris
(3)
Selaginella
(4)
Equisetum
(3) Coenozoic
(4) Carboniferous
(3)
(4) Adiantum
Slavinia
(2) microsporangium
(4) ovule
(365)
(1)
41.
39.
Ginkgo biloba, the only living species of Ginkgoales has continued to live unchanged
since the Triassic period of
(1) Palaeozoic
38.
37.
(3) triploid
36.
(2) diploid
(2)
Gnetum
(3) Ephedra
(4)
Cycas
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42.
43.
Cycadales
(3) Taxales
(4)
Gnetales
(1) litchi
44.
(2)
(2)
apple
(3)
castor
(4) cashew-nut
45.
46.
(4)
47.
(365)
(2)
carbohydrates only
48.
Neutral dyes
(2) 4
(3) 8
(4)
16
(2) Peroxisome
(4) Oxysome
(P. T. D.}
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49.
50.
(3} Cytokinin
(2} ABA
(4} Ethylene
51.
52.
(2} Phytochrome
(3} Chlorophyll
(2) monoterpene
(3} sesquiterpene
(4) steroid
ABA is a
(I} diterpene
54.
(365}
(4} glycine
53.
(3} tyrosine
(2} tryptophan
Sucrose is
(I) monosaccharide
(2) oligosaccharide
(3} polysaccharide
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56.
(1) catalase
57.
58.
(1 J cell elongation
(2) karyokinesis
(3) cytokinesis
61.
(4) 02-phase
(2) 3'6
(3) 4'6
(4) 16
(1) Krebs
(3) Beevers
(4) Slater
(2) isoleucine
(3) proline
(4) lysine
(365)
(2) S-phase
The a-helix of protein usually is right-handed with - - amino acid residue per tum.
(1) leucine
62.
(4) hydrolase
(1) 26
60.
(3) urease
Phargmoplast is related to
(1) M-phase
59.
(2) lipase
(2) hydrolysis
(3) chelation
(4) saponification
(Po T.O.)
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63.
64.
65.
67.
68.
(3) Sorghum
(3) tapetum
(2) endosperm
(1) embryo
(3) integument
(4) ari!
It is difficult to find out the age of a palm tree because of the lack of
(1) vascular bundles
(2)
annual rings
The method used for rapid multiplication of plant species in vitro is called
somatic multiplication
(2) micropropagation
(3) micromanipulation
(4) cybridization
Azadirachta indica
(2)
(365)
(4) synergids
(I)
69.
(4) Secale
66.
(2) Dracaena
Mangifera indica
10
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70.
(1) WWF
71.
73.
74.
76.
(2) Plasmid
Prokaryotic mRNA is
(1) polycistronic
(365)
(2) apple
Sun Hemp is
(1) Cosmid
75.
(4) IBWL
72.
(3) BNHS
(2) IUCN
(2) monocistronic
11
(3)
oligocistronic
(P. T.O.)
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77.
removal of RNA
79.
80.
15
(365)
(4)
24
(2)
GAATIC
(3) GGGCCC
(4) ACTAGT
82.
15
(I) GGTACC
81.
(3)
(2) 24
(4) Transcription
12
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83.
84.
85.
88.
89.
1365)
(4) cisternae
(2) Campbell
(3)
Zimmerman
(4) Andrews
(3)
rRNA
(4) DNA
87.
(3) cristae
thylakoid
86.
(2)
tRNA
(2)
mRNA
(2) proteins
Fl-generation represents
(1) first fertile generation
(2) T. H. Morgan
(3) Correns
(4) de Vries
13
(P.T.D.)
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90.
(2) a1lopolyploidy
(4) aneuploidy
91.
92.
93.
The cell walls form a hydrated continuum which helps in loading and unloading of
phloem is called
(I) Apoplast
94.
(365)
(3) Leucoplast
(4) Plasmodesmata
(3) C. plant
Saccharum officinarum is a
(I) C 2 plant
95.
(2) Symplast
(2) C 3 plant
(2) Oxidases
(3) Oxygenases
(4) Peroxidases
14
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96.
97.
102.
103.
(365)
15
(2) Koshland
(3) Pasteur
(4) Calvin
(2) Lyase
(3) Ligase
(4) Hydrolase
(2) 4
(3) 5
(4) 6
(3) Lichens
(4) Streptococcus
(4)
100.
12
Succinic thiokinase is a
(I) Transferase
99.
(3)
(2) 2
(2) Chytrids
Taraxanthin is found in
(I) Bacillariophyceae
(2) Chlorophyceae
(3) Cyanophyceae
(4) Euglenophyceae
(l) Chlorophyceae
(2) Phaeophyceae
(3) Rhodophyceae
(4) Basidiomycetes
15
(P.T.O.)
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104.
(I) Mucor
105.
106.
(3)
Aspergillus ochraceous
109.
(3) Hornworts
(2) Quillworts
(1) monosamies
(3) nullisomics
(4) tetrasomics
(2) allopolyploidy
(3) autopolyploidy
The phenomenon in which an allele of one gene suppresses the activity of an allele of
anothf.!" gene is known as
(I) dominance
(365)
(3) Volvariella
(I) aneuploidy
110.
(2) Morcbella
108.
(4) Puccinia
(I) Agaricus
107.
(3) Peronospora
(2) Claviceps
(2) inactivation
(3) epistasis
16
(4)
suppression
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111.
112.
(2) Hypertonic
(3) Isotonic
114.
Auxins
(3) Gibberellins
(4) Brassinosteroids
115.
(2) Cytokinins
(2) 2,4-D
(3)
Zeatin
(4) Elbylene
116.
(365)
(2) Photomorphogenesis
(3) Phototropism
(4) Photoperiodism
17
(P.T.a.)
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117.
With increasing secondary growth, which type of wood will increase in thickness?
Ornithophily
(2)
Myrmecophily
(3)
Malacophily
(4)
Chiropterophily
120.
119.
(2)
Meghalaya
(3)
Tripura
(4)
Sikkim
121.
122.
123.
(365)
(2) 3
(3) 2
(4)
Hypersensitivity is a sign of
(I) high resistance
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124.
Name of the chemicals released due to the disease called 'stinking smut' giving foul
smell is
(I) Trimethylamine (2) Trifluoroamine
126.
Aflatmon G I
j>-Carotene
(2)
Mysore
(3)
Chennai
(4) Coimbatore
(2)
cotton
(3) tea
(4)
(3) Anthocyanin
COlr
(2) Xanthophyll
(365)
(4) Aflatoxin 8 2
130.
(3) Aflatoxin BI
(I) flax
129.
(2) Aflatoxin MI
128.
127.
(3) Triethylamine
(2)
Hind III
(3)
19
Sau 3A 1
(4)
Eco RI
(P.T.O.)
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131.
132.
Karnataka
134.
135.
Which of the following is chiefly and mainly responsible for extinction of wildlife?
(1) Pollution of water and air
(2)
Hunting
(4)
Karnataka
(2)
Kashmir
(3)
Kerala
(4)
Bihar
Arhar
(3) Soybean
(4)
Mung
(3) coal
(4) petroleum
biogas
A plasmid into which the DNA sequences from').. bacteriophage are necessary for
packing of DNA is called
(I) Plasmid
(365)
(I) wood
138.
(2) Rhizogenesis
(I) Gram
137.
The immunity developed by a person during the life time against specific pathogen is
called
(1)
136.
Ker..la
133.
(2)
(2) Cosmid
(3) Clone
20
(4) Germ
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139.
140.
141.
An explant is
(3) d NTPS
Insulin is
(1) protein
142.
Primers
(2) fat
(3)
carbohydrate
(4) steroid
(2)
DNA is single-stranded in
(I) eukaryotes
144.
(3)
(2) viruses
(3) fungi
(4) $x174
(4)
Mycoplasma
(365)
viruses
145.
(2) prokaryotes
s.
(2) S. rimosus
fradiae
(4) S. griseus
21
(P.T.O.)
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146.
147.
149.
150.
(3) TMV
(4) Cyanophage
148.
(2) Bacteriophage
(2) penicillin
(3) nticrobes
(4) fishes
Mycotoms are
(1) primary metabolites
(2)
secondary metabolites
(3) Colchicine
(2) Borax
(4) GA3
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