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Q : parasites - biological stressmany insects and

Q : population density - biological stressyou are aware of what

Q : biological stresssince in nature the various organisms do

Q : chemical stress - atmospheric imbalancesat least two

Q : chemical stress - mineral compositionthe living systems

Q : chemical stress - nature of the solutesthe acidic or basic

Q : chemical stresssurvival of cells is dependent on carrying

Q : photosynthetically active radiationthis is usually in

Q : osmotic strength of the fluids in immediate surroundingthe

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Q : if 2 grammes of zinc granules was reacted with excesss

Q : question50 ml of a mixture of nh3 and h2 was completely

Q : physical stress - temperaturewe are most familiar with the

Q : stress - responses of plants to stresslet us recall what

Q : responses of plants to stressyou know that certain plant

Q : biochemical changes associated with senescencewhen

Q : regulation of senescencesenescence is a part of a

Q : progressive senescence - senescencethis is the third

Q : deciduous senescence - senescenceonly the leaves senesce as

Q : overall senescence - senescenceonly the parts above the

Q : senescenceplants begin their development after seed

Q : fast response - biological responsessome of the fast

Q : biological responses controlled by phytochromephytochrome

Q : phytochrome - development of plantyou know that plants

Q : biochemical changesmany workers have tried to follow the

Q : chilling and flower inductionsome plants flower only after

Q : day-neutral plants besides sdp and ldp those plants that

Q : long-day plants ldp - plant responses to light-dark

Q : short-day plants sdp - plant responses to light-dark

Q : flowering - development of plantone of the major changes

Q : dormant vegetative structuresyou have learnt that light a

Q : metabolic eventslet us now examine the changes that occur

Q : seed germination - development of plantthe environmental

Q : phases of seed formationthe process of seed formation can

Q : simple stresses and strainsthe concepts of strain stress

Q : vegetative development - developmentthe process of growth

Q : vegetative development - morphogenesisthis term is coined

Q : vegetative development - differentiationit is referred to

Q : vegetative development - growthit is quantitative and

Q : development and differentiation of a flowering plantthe

Q : procedure of hormone actall plant hormones show

Q : growth regulatorsbesides the major five hormones polyamines

Q : roles of abscisic acidabscisic acid aba is a particularly

Q : ethylene - plant hormonesamongst hormones in both plant and

Q : features of plant hormonesthe following are the important

Q : discovery of plant hormonesto date five major classes of

Q : nitrogen control of nitrogen assimilationn2-fixer like

Q : regulation of ammonia assimilationheterotrophic bacteria

Q : characteristics of ammonium transport systemthe following

Q : uptake of ammoniaammonia nh3 diffuses freely across

Q : ammonia assimilation - inorganic nitrogen and sulphur

Q : inhibitor proteins - enzyme-activity controlone kind of

Q : cyanide - enzyme-activity controlplants generate cyanide

Q : enzyme synthesisnitrate assimilating system in general is

Q : modes of no-3 reductionaccordingly there are the following

Q : distribution of nitrate reductase and nitrite reductaselet

Q : nitrate uptakenitrate must enter the cells before

Q : measurement of nitrogenase activitythere are various

Q : genetics of nitrogen-fixationthe genetics of

Q : leghaemoglobin - factors influencing functions of

Q : conformational protection - azotobacterin conformational

Q : respiratory protection - azotobacterin respiratory

Q : azotobacterazotobacter is known to possess the following

Q : oxygen - factors influencing functions of nitrogenaseoxygen

Q : molecular hydrogenn2-fixing organisms also produce a

Q : molybdenum and vanadium - inorganic nitrogen and sulphur

Q : categories of gifted speciesthis group of nitrogen fixers

Q : biological nitrogen-fixationthe process by which molecular

Q : inorganic nitrogen and sulphur metabolismproductivity in

Q : protoplasmic streaming and tubular peristaltic flow

Q : advantage and disadvantages of fensom and spanner

Q : mechanism of phloem transportthe efficiency and magnitude

Q : types of transport process in sieve tubesthe metabolites of

Q : calculate the surface coverage obtained after exposure to a

Q : categories of phloem transportessentially the phloem

Q : necessity of transport in phloemleaves produce

Q : transport in phloemthe basic necessities of plants water

Q : photosynthesisphotosynthesis - the process by which plants

Q : given that the perimeter of the buildig is 108m and the

Q : cobalt co - micronutrientsthe co concentration in the dry

Q : chlorine cl - micronutrientsthe role of cl- in plant is not

Q : molybdenum momo is absorbed as molybdate moo2-4 ion by

Q : zinc zn - micronutrientsin its function in some enzyme

Q : sulphur s - macronutrientssulphur is present in the soil in

Q : potassium k - macronutrientsthe main source of k for plants

Q : phosphorus p - macronutrientsin soil phosphorus occurs

Q : long distance transportonce in the xylem vessels the

Q : driving force - mineral nutritionlet us now find out what

Q : i have a tiff image of 25 pages i capture particular square

Q : characteristics of nutrient uptakethese results show

Q : changes in the ions the concentration of potassium

Q : nutrient absorptionexcept for carbon oxygen and hydrogen

Q : biochemical function - essential elementselements mg mn k

Q : structural function - essential elementsthe elements

Q : osmotic function - essential elementsplant cells generally

Q : criteria of essentialityamon and stout as early as 1939

Q : nutrient elements of plantslet us first find out the

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Q : distribution of stomatathere are two parameters normally

Q : alteration of turgor of guard cellsthere are two ways in

Q : factors controlling stomatal aperturekhul ja sim sim the

Q : mechanism of stomatal openingit has been known for over a

Q : stomatal resistancestomatal resistance is most important

Q : functions of stomatathe cuticle forms outermost surface of

Q : water loss - plant water relationplants lose about 98 of

Q : water absorption and transpirationthe rate of water

Q : root - plant water relationroot system is directly related

Q : soil temperaturesoil temperature is known to influence

Q : permanent wilting percentage pwpit is the percentage of

Q : field capacity fcit is the capacity of a field to hold the

Q : water absorptionwater status of a plant is determined by

Q : physical concepts of plant water relation - osmosisosmosis

Q : physical concepts of plant water relation -

Q : basic physical concepts of plant water relationthe main

Q : relation of water content to functionsif an aquatic plant

Q : plant waterrole of water in plants you know that water is

Q : pheromones serving functions other than reproductionbesides

Q : neural basis of responses to sex pheromonesthe ability of

Q : pituitarythe pituitary is also known as hypophysis it is

Q : action of hormoneswe said earlier that hormones are

Q : secretion of hormonesthe secretion of most hormones except

Q : synthesis and storage of hormonethe synthesis and storage

Q : types of neural networksneural networks can be grouped into

Q : properties and functions of synapsesthere is an interval

Q : conduction in myelinated axonsthe myelin sheath provides

Q : conductionan action potential occurs at one point along the

Q : all or none responsea very weak stimulus does not result in

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Q : neurotransmitterswe know that transmission of signals from

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