Alage & Fungi Multiple Choice Questions and Answers
- Spirogyra
- Chlamydomonas
- Volvox
- Fucus
Answer: Spirogyra
- oogamous
- anisogamous
- isogamous
- all of the above
Answer: all of the above
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- Human cells
- Bacteria
- Fungi
Answer: Fungi
- saprophyte
- facultative saprophyte
- obligate parasite
- More than one of the above
Answer: obligate parasite
- Obligative symbiosis
- Facultative symbiosis
- Commensalism
- Parasitism
Answer: Obligative symbiosis
- Mycelium separates into pieces which in turn form new one
- Germ cells separate into pieces which in turn form new one
- Zoospores are formed which further germinates to form new mycelium
- Zygospores are formed which further germinates to form new mycelium
Answer: Mycelium separates into pieces which in turn form new one
- Ulothrix
- Spirogyra
- Volvox
- Chlorella
Answer: Volvox
- cup-shaped
- spiral
- stellate
- collar-shaped
Answer: cup-shaped
- Yeast
- Mucor
- Albugo
- Penicillium
Answer: Albugo
- Some parasitic fungi can cause disease in humans
- Lichens are an example of obligative symbiosis
- Lice in humans are example for endo-symbiosis
- Cell wall of fungi is made of polysaccharides
Answer: Lice in humans are example for endo-symbiosis
- Gracillaria
- Porphyra
- Chara
- Fucus
Answer: Fucus
- symbiotic existence of blue-green algae and fungi
- symbiotic existence of rhizobium bacteria in the roots of leguminous plants
- co-existence of coral reef with zooxanthellae
- existence of mycorrhiza along with leguminous plants
Answer: co-existence of coral reef with zooxanthellae
- two set of chromosomes in a cell
- germ cells in an organism
- single set of chromosomes
- double-membraned nuclei
Answer: single set of chromosomes
- Chlamydomonas
- Marchantia
- Funaria
- Fucus
Answer: Chlamydomonas
- Budding
- Fragmentation
- Zoospores
- Zygospores
Answer: Zygospores
- sharing of common cytoplasm
- removal of plasma membrane
- sharing of common nucleus
- sharing of common hyphael wall
Answer: sharing of common cytoplasm
- Chlorophyta
- Phaeophyta
- Rhodophyta
- Bacillariophyta
Answer: Rhodophyta
- Cell wall structure
- Nuclear membrane
- Nutrition
- All of the above
Answer: All of the above
- sexual mode of reproduction
- an asexual mode of reproduction where an outgrowth from the parent splits to form the daughter organism
- an asexual mode of reproduction where the parent organisms splits into fragments and then develops into a new organism
- an asexual mode of reproduction where cytoplasm and nuclei splits into two equal parts to form two daughter nuclei
Answer: an asexual mode of reproduction where an outgrowth from the parent splits to form the daughter organism
- Agar-agar is produced from Gracilaria
- Chlorella is used in space food
- Mannitol is a food reserve of Rhodophyceae
- Algin is produced by algae
Answer: Mannitol is a food reserve of Rhodophyceae
- Alternaria solani
- Phytophthora infestans
- Synchytrium equdobioticum
- Pytheium aphanidermatum
Answer: Alternaria solani
- Dikaryon is formed by fusion of two nuclei
- Dikaryon is haploid nuclei formed due to fusion of two nuclei
- It further undergoes meiosis to form haploid cells
- Dikaryon is formed only during adverse environmental conditions
Answer: Dikaryon is haploid nuclei formed due to fusion of two nuclei
- fusion of nuclei
- removal of cell wall
- formation of new cell wall
- division of nucleus
Answer: fusion of nuclei
- isogametes
- heterogametes
- anisogametes
- basidiospores
Answer: isogametes
- Ulothrix
- Spirogyra
- Nostoc
- Chlorella
Answer: Chlorella
- All the fungi are multi-cellular organisms except yeast
- Fungi are heterotrophic and are either parasitic or saprophytic
- Fungi prefer cold-dry conditions to grow
- Fungi are immobile and this is the major difference between slime molds and that of fungi
Answer: Fungi prefer cold-dry conditions to grow
- Yeast
- Penicillium
- Albugo
- More than one of the above
Answer: Penicillium
- Its mode of nutrition
- Presence of cell wall
- Autotrophic
- More than one of the above
Answer: Presence of cell wall
- Its mode of nutrition
- Presence of cell wall
- Autotrophic
- Body Organization
Answer: Presence of cell wall
- Clamp connections
- Somatogamy between two hyphae of different strains
- Basidiospores
- Both (1) and (2) are correct
Answer: Both (1) and (2) are correct
- Alternaria solani
- Phytophthora infestans
- Synchytrium equdobioticum
- More than one of the above
Answer: Alternaria solani
- Its mode of nutrition
- Presence of cell wall
- Autotrophic
- More than one of the above
Answer: Presence of cell wall