The meristematic tissues lack

  • micro tissues
  • fibrous tissues
  • intra cellular tissues
  • inter cellular tissues

The secondary walls of cells present in xylem tissues are rigid and thick due to

  • absence of tubulin
  • presence of lignin
  • absence of lignin
  • presence of tubulin

The tiny organisms observed by Dutch naturalist Leeuwenhoek are known as

  • cellulite
  • cellulose
  • animalcules
  • cellulae

The increase in the length of the plant due to the division of apical meristems is called

  • primary growth
  • secondary growth
  • tertiary growth
  • epidermal growth

The shrinkage of the cytoplasm is classified as

  • plasmolysis
  • dialysis
  • electrolysis
  • all of above

The model of cell membrane which states that protein molecules are embedded in lipid bilayer is called

  • bipolar-mosaic model
  • lipid mosaic model
  • fluid-mosaic model
  • lipid layer model

Theodor Schwann reported that all animal's tissues are composed of

  • cells
  • organelles
  • cell wall
  • cell membrane

The name of the British scientist who discovered the nucleus of the cell is

  • Robert Brown
  • Henry Adams
  • Bruce Alberts
  • Prospero Alpini

The organelles which are single membrane and fluid-filled are called

  • lysosomes
  • vacuoles
  • granum centrioles
  • centrosome

The kind of tissues that are made up of one type of cells are called

  • cambium tissues
  • simple tissues
  • complex tissues
  • meristem tissues

The common examples of connective tissues are

  • cartilage
  • bronchi
  • trachea
  • all of above

The distance between two points at which human eye can differentiate them from each other is called

  • resolution of human eye
  • magnification of human eye
  • up gradation of human eye
  • degradation of human eye

The most abundant tissue found in animals is

  • cuboidal tissue
  • cardiac tissue
  • squamous tissue
  • muscle tissue

Considering types of the electron microscope, the 'TEM' stands for

  • transmission electron microscope
  • transfusion electron microscope
  • transition electron microscope
  • nominal electron microscope

The muscles that have voluntary action are

  • smooth muscles
  • rough muscles
  • cardiac muscles
  • skeletal muscles

The water movement across the semi-permeable membrane to higher solute concentration solution from a lower solute concentration solution is called

  • facilitated diffusion
  • active transport
  • diffusion
  • osmosis

The tiniest blood vessels through which blood cells pass are called

  • Golgi vesicles
  • atrium
  • arteries
  • capillaries

The double membrane which surrounds the nucleus of the cell is called

  • nuclear envelope
  • nucleoli envelope
  • cellulose envelope
  • cellulite envelope

One lens in a light microscope enlarges the

  • image
  • specimen
  • object
  • lens

The epidermal tissues present in leaves and stems are responsible for secretion of

  • lignin
  • cutin
  • tubulin
  • actin

The double membrane organelle which is found in eukaryotic cells is

  • cell membrane
  • ribosomes
  • nucleus
  • mitochondria

The concentration environment of guard cells during day time is called

  • hypotonic environment
  • isotonic environment
  • toning environment
  • hypertonic environment

The tissue which is composed of more than single types of cells is considered as

  • lateral tissues
  • epidermal tissues
  • compound tissues
  • ground tissues

All the organisms are made up of one or more cells and all processes occur in them is the

  • cell theory
  • Darwin Theory
  • Lamarck Theory
  • tissue theory

The resolution of the human eye is

  • 1mm
  • 0.1mm
  • 0.05mm
  • 0.5 mm

The kind of endoplasmic reticulum to which large numbers of ribosomes are attached is called

  • rough endoplasmic reticulum
  • smooth endoplasmic reticulum
  • soft endoplasmic reticulum
  • none of above

The cholesterol is present in the lipid bilayer of

  • sporophyte
  • gametophyte
  • prokaryotic cells
  • eukaryotic cells

The peptidoglycan is the composition of

  • salts and sugars
  • amino acids and salt
  • sugars and amino acids
  • nitric acid and salts

The pigment which is necessary for the process of photosynthesis is called

  • chlorophyll
  • glucose
  • carbon
  • glycogen

The diffusion process is useful for gaseous exchange in

  • capillaries and arteries
  • lungs and gills
  • blood cells
  • blood cells and capillaries
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