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Why is ABA known as antitranspirant?
Concept: Plant Hormones
A gardener wants to give bushy appearance to plants in our college campus.
- What should he do to achieve the same?
- Which property of phytohormones he must be aware of?
Concept: Plant Hormones
Write the name of______
- First hormone discovered in plants.
- Biological name of fungus from which Gibberellins were first isolated.
- The name given to the first cytokinin by Skoog and Miller.
Concept: Plant Hormones
Write the name of Hormone that can overcome the requirement of vernalization.
Concept: Plant Hormones
Write full form of 2,4-D
Concept: Plant Hormones
Describe physiological effects and applications of gaseous hormones in plants.
Concept: Types of Plant Hormones: Ethylene
Write the name of Gaseous growth hormone known to you.
Concept: Plant Growth
Write the name of Standard bioassay method for auxins.
Concept: Plant Growth
Write full form of IBA
Concept: Types of Plant Hormones: Auxins
Write full form of NAA
Concept: Types of Plant Hormones: Auxins
With the help of a suitable diagram, describe the conducting system of the human heart.
Concept: Human Respiratory System
Explain with the help of a suitable diagram conducting system of human heart.
Concept: Human Heart
Sketch and label T.S. of human artery.
Concept: Circulation in Animals
Give any three differences between an artery and a vein
Concept: Blood Circulatory System in Human
Find out the example in which due to absence of respiratory pigment transport of respiratory gases does not takes place.
Concept: Circulation in Animals
Define Bohr effect and Haldane effect.
Concept: Mechanism of respiration-Breathing
Draw diagram of conducting system of human heart. Label SA node and bundle of His.
Concept: Human Heart
Write a note on Hering-Breuer reflex.
Concept: Regulation of Breathing / Respiration
Draw the chart of double circulation and label A, B, C and D.
Concept: Circulation in Animals
Define hypertension. Explain coronary artery disease and angina pectoris.
Concept: Blood Pressure (B.P.)