381. When the solute has been added in the solution, then following observation can be made

A The DPD of the solution decreases
B The of the solution increases
C DPD of the solution decreases while its increases
D DPD of the solution increases while its decreases
Answer :   DPD of the solution increases while its decreases
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382. One molar solution of which substance will have maximum O.P

A NaCl
B Glucose
C Fructose
D Starch
Answer :   NaCl
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383. Stomata open and close due to

A circadian rhythm
B genetic clock
C pressure of gases inside the leaves
D turgor pressure of guard cells
Answer :   turgor pressure of guard cells
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384. Active uptake of minerals depends upon

A Active ions absorption
B Transpiration
C Photorespiation
D Dephosphorylation
Answer :   Dephosphorylation
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385. With decrease in atmospheric pressure the rate of transpiration will

A Remain unaffected
B Increased
C Decrease slowly
D Decrease rapidly
Answer :   Increased
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386. Process of selective transmission of a liquid through semi permeable membrane is called

A Diffusion
B Osmosis
C Plasmolysis
D Transmission
Answer :   Osmosis
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387. The most accepted theory for ascent of sap is

A Relay pump theory
B Pulsation theory
C Root pressure theory
D Transpiration pull cohesion theory
Answer :   Transpiration pull cohesion theory
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388. At constant temperature, the rate of transpiration will be higher at

A Sea level
B $$1\,km$$  below sea level
C $$1\,km$$  above sea level
D $$1.5\,km$$  above sea level
Answer :   $$1.5\,km$$  above sea level
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389. Stomata in grass leaf are

A Dumb-bell shaped
B Kidney shaped
C Barrel shaped
D Rectangular
Answer :   Dumb-bell shaped
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390. Which method is responsible for most of the absorption in higher plants

A Active absorption
B Passive absorption
C Osmotic absorption
D Non osmotic absorption
Answer :   Passive absorption
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