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(1)
Zygotic meiosis is the characteristic of
[A]
Fucus
[B]
Funaria
[C]
Marchantia
[D]
Chlamydomonas
(2)
Pick the mismatched pair
[A]
Cycas – Dioecious
[B]
Equisetum – Homosporous
[C]
Salvinia – Heterosporous
[D]
Pinus – Dioecious
Answer: Pinus – Dioecious
(3)
A colonial alga is
[A]
Volvox
[B]
Chlorella
[C]
Ulothrix
[D]
Spirogyra
(4)
Double fertilization is the characteristic of
[A]
Algae
[B]
Gymnosperms
[C]
Fungi
[D]
Angiosperms
(5)
Conifers can tolerate extreme environments because of
[A]
Presence of vessels
[B]
Thick cuticle
[C]
Superficial stomata
[D]
Broad hardy leaves
(6)
First plants to inhabit the land
[A]
Angiosperms
[B]
Bryophytes
[C]
Gymnosperms
[D]
Pteridophytes
(7)
Agar is commercially obtained from
[A]
Blue-green algae
[B]
Red algae
[C]
Brown algae
[D]
Green algae
(8)
Which one differs from Spirogyra based on its nucleus?
[A]
Azygospore
[B]
Zygospore
[C]
Akinete
[D]
Aplanospore
(9)
The cell wall of Spirogyra contains
[A]
Cellulose
[B]
Chitin
[C]
Lignin
[D]
Suberin
(10)
Which of the following completely lacks cell wall?
[A]
Blue-green algae
[B]
Saccharomyces
[C]
Sea-fan
[D]
Cyanobacteria
(11)
Prothallus gives rise to sporophyte without fertilization. This is known as
[A]
Apogamy
[B]
Parthenocarpy
[C]
Parthenogenesis
[D]
Apospory
(12)
Chromatophores participate in
[A]
Photosynthesis
[B]
Respiration
[C]
Growth
[D]
Movement
(13)
Which one is responsible for the formation of peat?
[A]
Riccia
[B]
Sphagnum
[C]
Marchantia
[D]
Funaria
(14)
Isogamous condition with non-flagellated gametes is found in
[A]
Chlamydomonas
[B]
Volvox
[C]
Spirogyra
[D]
Fucus
(15)
The exine of pollen grain comprises
[A]
Pectin and cellulose
[B]
Lignocellulose
[C]
Pollenkit
[D]
Sporopollenin
(16)
Meiosis occurs in
[A]
Conidia
[B]
Meiocyte
[C]
Megaspore
[D]
Gemmule
(17)
An evolutionary important character of Selaginella is
[A]
Strobili
[B]
Rhizophore
[C]
Heterosporous nature
[D]
Ligule
Answer: Heterosporous nature
(18)
Which is the common characteristic of multicellular fungi, filamentous algae and protonema of mosses?
[A]
Mode of nutrition
[B]
Diplontic life cycle
[C]
Multiplication by fragmentation
[D]
Members of Plant Kingdom
Answer: Multiplication by fragmentation
(19)
Vascular bundles are not found in
[A]
Gymnosperms
[B]
Pteridophytes
[C]
Angiosperms
[D]
Bryophytes
(20)
The transport of male gametes in bryophytes and pteridophytes occurs through
[A]
Wind
[B]
Water
[C]
Birds
[D]
Insects
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