361. The direction of the movement of water

A From low OP to OP
B From low DPD to high DPD
C From high DP to low DP
D All of the above
Answer :   All of the above
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362. Absorption of water is increased when

A Transpiration is increased
B Photosynthesis is increased
C Respiration is increased
D Rood pressure is increased
Answer :   Transpiration is increased
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363. Which of the following plant hormone is extracted from fungus

A Ethylene
B Gibberellin
C Cytokinin
D 2,4,D
Answer :   Gibberellin
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364. The trunk of a tree shrinks in day due to

A Rapid translocation of food
B Transpiration induced tension
C Rapid growth in day hours
D Light induced elongation of plant
Answer :   Transpiration induced tension
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365. Removal of ring wood of tissue outside the vascular cambium form the tree trunk kills it because

A Water cannot move up
B Food does not travel down and root because starved
C Shoot become starved
D Annual ring are not produced
Answer :   Food does not travel down and root because starved
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366. In a fully turgid plant cell which one is zero

A Turgor pressure
B Wall pressure
C DPD
D None of the above
Answer :   DPD
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367. "Reclamation " and "Little leaf" disease, caused by deficiency of

A Zn and Mo
B Cu and Zu
C Cu and B
D Mu and Cu
Answer :   Cu and Zu
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368. Which type of plant are physiologically dry

A Hjydrophtes
B Epiphytes
C Lithophtes
D Halohytes
Answer :   Halohytes
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369. Grass leaves curl inwards during very dry weather. Select the most appropriate reason from the following:

A Closure of stomata
B Flaccidity of bulliform cells
C Shrinkage of air spaces in spongy mesophyll
D Tyloses in vessels
Answer :   Flaccidity of bulliform cells
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370. Water potential in the leaf tissue is positive (+) during

A excessive transpiration
B low transpiration
C excessive absorption
D guttation
Answer :   guttation
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