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Question-1
The network of hypae is called as:
(A)
Fruiting bodies
(B)
Spores
(C)
Mycelium
(D)
Buds
Question-2
Agar is derived from:
(A)
Seaweed
(B)
Oyster
(C)
Terrestrial plants
(D)
Animals
Question-3
Choose a fungal disease of plants.
(A)
Blight disease
(B)
Mosaic disease
(C)
Wilt disease
(D)
All the above
Question-4
The bacteria used in the filter beds of sewage plants are:
(A)
Anaerobic
(B)
Aerobic
(C)
Photosynthetic
(D)
Chemosynthetic
Question-5
Mosaic virus affects plants like:
(A)
Tobacco
(B)
Tomato
(C)
Pea plant
(D)
All the above
Question-6
Saccharomyces cereviseae is known as:
(A)
Virus
(B)
Yeast
(C)
Lactic acid bacteria
(D)
Penicillium
Question-7
Which microorganism is used in the production of biogas?
(A)
Virus
(B)
Bacteria
(C)
Fungus
(D)
Protozoa
Question-8
Find the fungi that is used for the production of the antibiotic Pencillin.
(A)
P. notatum
(B)
P. Camembertic
(C)
P. roquefort
(D)
P. griseofulvein
Question-9
Fermentation is a form of anaerobic respiration in which carbohydrate is broken down to CO
2
and:
(A)
C
2
H
5
OH
(B)
CH
3
OH
(C)
C
2
H
5
(D)
H
2
CO
3
Question-10
Which enzyme produced by the hyphal wall helps to break down plant remains?
(A)
Cellulase
(B)
Pepsin
(C)
Lipase
(D)
Amylase
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Cambridge Secondary Grade 9
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