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    Q: Platyhelminthes are (ETEA 2019)

    A) Bilaterally symmetrical and diploblastic
    B) Bilaterally symmetrical and triploblastic
    C) Radially symmetrical and triploblastic
    D) Radially symmetrical and diploblastic

    Q: The scientific name of freshwater mussel is (ETEA 2019)

    A) Mytilus edulis
    B) Loligo pealeii
    C) Anodonta grandis
    D) Anodonta bairdi

    Q: The epidermis of the xerophytes is covered with a waxy layer called: (ETEA 2005)

    A) Cellulose
    B) Cuticle
    C) Chitin
    D) Lignin

    Q: A living tissue which in addition to its regular function also provides support to plant is: (ETEA 2006)

    A) Xylem
    B) Collenchyma
    C) Sclerenchyma
    D) Parenchyma

    Q: Size of the flower of chrysanthemum may be enlarged by removing: (ETEA 2006)

    A) All leaves
    B) A few leaves
    C) All branches except one
    D) All floral buds except one

    Q: Opening and closing of stomata is controlled by which of the following factors: (ETEA 2007+2006)

    A) Sugar
    B) pH
    C) Potassium
    D) All of the above

    Q: Which one among the following is NOT a microelement needed by plants: (ETEA 2007+2006)

    A) Magnesium
    B) Sulphur
    C) Iron
    D) Potassium

    Q: Which one of the following plants feeds on water mites: (ETEA 2007+2006)

    A) Nepenthes
    B) Utricularia
    C) Dionea
    D) Drosera

    Q: Detritivores feed on: (ETEA 2007+2006)

    A) Plants
    B) Animals
    C) Organic debris
    D) Bacteria

    Q: Which of the following physiological phenomena is responsible for guttation: (ETEA 2008)

    A) Transpiration
    B) Capillary rise of water
    C) Root pressure
    D) Tensile strength

    Q: Swelling of dead bodies in water is due to: (ETEA 2010)

    A) Osmosis
    B) Diffusion
    C) Expansion
    D) Decomposition

    Q: Phloem tissues are composed of: (ETEA 2010)

    A) Tracheids
    B) Trachea
    C) Collenchyma
    D) Sieve tubes

    Q: Monotropa is a: (ETEA 2010)

    A) Total parasite
    B) Total saprophyte
    C) Partial parasite
    D) Partial saprophyte

    Q: Fall of fruits in plants is caused by the deficiency of: (ETEA 2011)

    A) Phosphorus
    B) Potassium
    C) Magnesium
    D) Nitrogen

    Q: Hydathodes are: (ETEA 2011)

    A) Hormone secreting glands
    B) Water secreting glands
    C) Nectar secreting glands
    D) Enzyme secreting glands

    Q: Phytochromes are involved in: (ETEA 2012)

    A) Photorespiration
    B) Photophosphorylation
    C) Photoperiodism
    D) Phototropism

    Q: Growth-promoting substance in plants is: (ETEA 2012)

    A) FAD
    B) Chlorophyll-a
    C) IAA
    D) ABA

    Q: Abscisic acid (ABA) promotes: (ETEA 2012)

    A) Triple response
    B) Sex expression
    C) Flower initiation
    D) Leaf, flower and fruit fall

    Q: Sunken stomata are present in: (ETEA 2012)

    A) Hydrophytes
    B) Xerophytes
    C) Mesophytes
    D) All of the above

    Q: A set of xylem tissues are: (ETEA 2012)

    A) Vessels tracheids parenchyma
    B) Sieve tubes companion fibres
    C) Parenchyma sieve tubes vessels
    D) Fibres companion cells tracheids
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