Statement A: Minerals are present in the soil in the form of charged particles.
Statement B: Concentration of minerals is lower in root than in soil.
Element which cannot be remobilized include _______
Nitrogen cannot travel in plants in form of _________
Which of the following is not a sink for transfer of mineral elements?
Plants obtain hydrogen from _________
Statement A: Transpiration creates pressure in xylem sufficient enough to transport water up to 130 m high.
Statement B: Transpiration creates a pushing force.
Statement A: Inner wall is pushed outwards
Statement B: Outer wall is pulled outwards
The small diameter of the tracheary elements increases ___________
Which among the following is an internal factor affecting transpiration?
Which among the following is an external factor affecting transpiration?
Statement A: C3 plants are twice efficient as C4 plants in terms of fixing carbon dioxide.
Statement B: C4 plant loses twice the amount of water as C3 plant for same amount of CO2 fixed.
Which of the following is not a function of stomata?
Statement A: Solute potential increases with dissolution of solutes.
Statement B: The value of solute potential is always negative.
The unit of water potential is_________
The greater concentration of water in a system leads to _________
The value of water potential of pure water is ________
Which potential is considered of negligible value?
The amount of water lost by plants due to transpiration and guttation?
Which part of the cell contains water-like substances with dissolved molecules and suspended in them?
Porins are not present in _____
Diffusion is fastest in ________
Diffusion is mainly a ________
Which among the following is not the property of proteins present in the membrane that support facilitated diffusion?
Which of the following does not affect the rate of diffusion?
Water entering roots through diffusion is a ____________
Root system in a plant develops well when __________
Plants lose water mainly by the process of _____
The theory proposed to explain the mechanism of stomatal movement?
Who is the Father of Plant Physiology?
Minerals are re-exported by __________
Vascular bundle is composed of _________
Mineral Nutrients are taken up by ________
Which kind of transport is present in xylem?
Angiosperm ovules are generally ______
What is the stalk called?
Where do the ovules grow?
Angiosperm ovules are generally ______
What is a megasporangium?
Papaver is ______
What is a placenta?
What are locules?
In which condition should the ovaries be free?
What does the stigma do?
How to identify the ovary?
What is a pistil?
What does syncarpous mean?
What represents the female part of the flower?
Which nutrients do the pollen grains contain the most?