401. Albugo bliti attacks on

A Sonchus
B Portulaca
C Amaranthus
D Sweet potato
Answer :   Amaranthus
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402. Chrysophytes, Euglenoids, Dinoflagellates and Slime moulds are included in the kingdom

A Monera
B Protista
C Fungi
D Animalia
Answer :   Protista
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403. Mycophage have

A S.S. RNA
B D.S. RNA
C S.S. DNA
D D.S. DNA
Answer :   D.S. RNA
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404. Which fungi is concerned with "Famine of bengal

A Helminthosporium
B Alternaria
C Phytophora infestence
D Pythium
Answer :   Helminthosporium
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405. Fungi are ecologically important because

A They yield antibiotics
B They re used in genetic studies
C They function as decomposers
D All of the above
Answer :   They function as decomposers
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406. Nucleus of Noctiluca is

A Haploid
B Diploid
C Triploid
D Tetraploid
Answer :   Diploid
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407. The order of development of conidia in Albugo is

A Acropetal
B Basipetal
C Irregular
D Radial
Answer :   Basipetal
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408. Trypanosoma belongs to class

A Sarcodina
B Zooflagellata
C Ciliata
D Sporozoa
Answer :   Zooflagellata
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409. In Ulotrhix, meiosis takes place during

A Zoo spore formation
B Gamete formation
C Zygote germination
D Zoospore germination
Answer :   Zygote germination
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410. Which of the following is exception of monera kingdom

A Bacteria
B Virus
C Cyanobacteria
D Mycoplasma
Answer :   Virus
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