Transpiration has been described as a necessary evil because it is inevitable, but potentially harmful. Which of the following are the after-effects of transpiration ?i) Absorption of mineral salts.ii) Regulation of plant temperature.iii) Wilting and injury in plants.iv) Ascent of sap.
i & iv
i,ii & iii
i,ii & iv
All of these
When asked to set up an experiment to show that 'light is necessary for photosynthesis', a student ran to the school garden and set up the experiment by using a plant growing in the school garden.The experiment failed.His classmates made the following suggestions to get success in the experiment:Student A : Safranin should be used instead of iodineStudent B : The leaf should not be boiled in alcohol to remove chlorophyll before testing for starchStudent C : Transparent paper should be used instead of black paper stripStudent D : The leaf should be destarched before starting the experiment. The correct suggestion is given by:
student A
student B
student C
student D
Reduction of carbondioxide to carbohydrates occurs during
digestion
respiration
photosynthesis
excretion
In submerged plants like Hydrilla carbondioxide diffuses directly through
Cuticle
Epidermis
Stomata
None of these
Which of the following molecules are located in the thylakoid membrane?
Xanthophyll
Phaeophytin
Rhodophytin
Chlorophyll
The lower side of plant leaf contains
paliside cells
lenticels
stomata
none of these
What happens when the left ventricle of human heart contracts ?
The oxygenated blood is forced into the main artery.
The deoxygenated blood is forced into the pulmonary artery.
The deoxygenated blood is pumped into the lungs through pulmonary artery.
The oxygenated blood go into different body organs through pulmonary vein.
Intact structure of ___________ is required for glucose to be formed.
Tonoplast
Leukoplast
Chloroplast
None
The chlorophyll and other pigments of the chloroplasts are
Water soluble
Solvent soluble
Both A and B
Fat soluble
CO2 enters through stomata into the cells by
Imbibition
Plasmolysis
Diffusion