Gracilaria and Gelidium, that are source of Agar, belong to:
1. | Chlorophyceae | 2. | Rhodophyceae |
3. | Phaeophyceae | 4. | Fungi |
Consider the following two statements:
I: | The spread of living pteridophytes is restricted to narrow geographical regions |
II: | They are the first terrestrial plants to possess vascular tissues |
1. Both I and II are correct and II explains I
2. Both I and II are correct but II does not explain I
3. I is true but II is false
4. I is false but II is true
Which of the following regarding Cycas is incorrect?
1. Pinnate leaves persist for a few years
2. Male and female cones are born on different plants
3. Coralloid roots are in association with cynobacteria
4. Homosporous gymnosperm
Consider the following two statements:
I: | In Selaginella and Salvia, development of zygotes into young embryos takes place within the female gametophyte. |
II: | Selaginella and Salvia are homosporous pteridophytes |
1. Both I and II are correct and II explains I
2. Both I and II are correct but II does not explain I
3. I is true but II is false
4. I is false but II is true
Which of the following does not belong to the class Pteropsida?
1. | Dryopteris | 2. | Adiantum |
3. | Pteris | 4. | Lycopodium |
In gymnosperms, the ovules are:
1. | not enclosed by any ovary wall before and after fertilization |
2. | not enclosed by any ovary wall only before fertilization |
3. | not enclosed by any ovary wall only after fertilization |
4. | enclosed by an ovary wall before and after fertilization |
The giant redwood tree, Sequoia, belongs to:
1. | Bryophyta | 2. | Pteridophyta |
3. | Gymnospermae | 4. | Angiospermae |
Coralloid roots in Cycas are associated with nitrogen fixing:
1. | Rhizobium | 2. | Frankia |
3. | Azospirillum | 4. | Cyanobacteria |
Which of the following is not a green alga?
1. | Ulothrix | 2. | Chara |
3. | Volvox | 4. | Ectocarpus |
All the following regarding Pinus are correct except:
1. Obligate association with mycorrhiza
2. Unbranched stems
3. Male and female strobili on the same plant
4. Leaves in fascicles