The symbiotic association between the plant roots and fungi is known as mycorrhiza. The relationship between plants and fungi is symbiotic because the plant obtains phosphate and other minerals through the fungus, while the fungus obtains sugars from the plant root.
AIPMT-2003
Biological Classification
258708
Genetic information in Paramecium is contained in:
1 micronucleus
2 macronucleus
3 both micronucleus and macronucleus
4 mitochondria
Explanation:
In Paramecium, micronucelus is a tiny and compact structure, spherical in form. It has the function of preserving genetic stability and ensuring that the desired genes are passed on to the next generation, which is also called the generative nucleus or germline.
AIPMT-1990
Biological Classification
258709
Trypanosoma belongs to Class:
1 Sarcodina
2 Zooflagellata
3 Ciliata
4 Sporozoa
Explanation:
Trypanosoma are unicellular, flagellated protozoans that belong to the family Kinetoplastea. These zooflagellates are generally uninucleate, occasionally multinucleate. The body is covered by a firm pellicle.
AIPMT-1989
Biological Classification
258714
One of these protozoans is threat to apiculture and sericulture
1 Eimeria
2 Ceratium
3 Nosema
4 Monocystis
Explanation:
Nosema may be one-celled parasite. Nosema was discovered by Pasteur (1865), which causes chronic disease pebrine in silkworms and Nosema disease in honey bee. So, Nosema would be threat to sericulture and apiculture.
The symbiotic association between the plant roots and fungi is known as mycorrhiza. The relationship between plants and fungi is symbiotic because the plant obtains phosphate and other minerals through the fungus, while the fungus obtains sugars from the plant root.
AIPMT-2003
Biological Classification
258708
Genetic information in Paramecium is contained in:
1 micronucleus
2 macronucleus
3 both micronucleus and macronucleus
4 mitochondria
Explanation:
In Paramecium, micronucelus is a tiny and compact structure, spherical in form. It has the function of preserving genetic stability and ensuring that the desired genes are passed on to the next generation, which is also called the generative nucleus or germline.
AIPMT-1990
Biological Classification
258709
Trypanosoma belongs to Class:
1 Sarcodina
2 Zooflagellata
3 Ciliata
4 Sporozoa
Explanation:
Trypanosoma are unicellular, flagellated protozoans that belong to the family Kinetoplastea. These zooflagellates are generally uninucleate, occasionally multinucleate. The body is covered by a firm pellicle.
AIPMT-1989
Biological Classification
258714
One of these protozoans is threat to apiculture and sericulture
1 Eimeria
2 Ceratium
3 Nosema
4 Monocystis
Explanation:
Nosema may be one-celled parasite. Nosema was discovered by Pasteur (1865), which causes chronic disease pebrine in silkworms and Nosema disease in honey bee. So, Nosema would be threat to sericulture and apiculture.
The symbiotic association between the plant roots and fungi is known as mycorrhiza. The relationship between plants and fungi is symbiotic because the plant obtains phosphate and other minerals through the fungus, while the fungus obtains sugars from the plant root.
AIPMT-2003
Biological Classification
258708
Genetic information in Paramecium is contained in:
1 micronucleus
2 macronucleus
3 both micronucleus and macronucleus
4 mitochondria
Explanation:
In Paramecium, micronucelus is a tiny and compact structure, spherical in form. It has the function of preserving genetic stability and ensuring that the desired genes are passed on to the next generation, which is also called the generative nucleus or germline.
AIPMT-1990
Biological Classification
258709
Trypanosoma belongs to Class:
1 Sarcodina
2 Zooflagellata
3 Ciliata
4 Sporozoa
Explanation:
Trypanosoma are unicellular, flagellated protozoans that belong to the family Kinetoplastea. These zooflagellates are generally uninucleate, occasionally multinucleate. The body is covered by a firm pellicle.
AIPMT-1989
Biological Classification
258714
One of these protozoans is threat to apiculture and sericulture
1 Eimeria
2 Ceratium
3 Nosema
4 Monocystis
Explanation:
Nosema may be one-celled parasite. Nosema was discovered by Pasteur (1865), which causes chronic disease pebrine in silkworms and Nosema disease in honey bee. So, Nosema would be threat to sericulture and apiculture.
The symbiotic association between the plant roots and fungi is known as mycorrhiza. The relationship between plants and fungi is symbiotic because the plant obtains phosphate and other minerals through the fungus, while the fungus obtains sugars from the plant root.
AIPMT-2003
Biological Classification
258708
Genetic information in Paramecium is contained in:
1 micronucleus
2 macronucleus
3 both micronucleus and macronucleus
4 mitochondria
Explanation:
In Paramecium, micronucelus is a tiny and compact structure, spherical in form. It has the function of preserving genetic stability and ensuring that the desired genes are passed on to the next generation, which is also called the generative nucleus or germline.
AIPMT-1990
Biological Classification
258709
Trypanosoma belongs to Class:
1 Sarcodina
2 Zooflagellata
3 Ciliata
4 Sporozoa
Explanation:
Trypanosoma are unicellular, flagellated protozoans that belong to the family Kinetoplastea. These zooflagellates are generally uninucleate, occasionally multinucleate. The body is covered by a firm pellicle.
AIPMT-1989
Biological Classification
258714
One of these protozoans is threat to apiculture and sericulture
1 Eimeria
2 Ceratium
3 Nosema
4 Monocystis
Explanation:
Nosema may be one-celled parasite. Nosema was discovered by Pasteur (1865), which causes chronic disease pebrine in silkworms and Nosema disease in honey bee. So, Nosema would be threat to sericulture and apiculture.
