59 What is the mutualistic association between roots and fungi called? A Nitroge

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59 What is the mutualistic association between roots and fungi called? A Nitrogen fixation B Rhizobium infection C Mycorrhizae D Parasitisima E Root hair enhancement and stored in the A hypothalamus; neurohypophysis B.Adenohypophysis; kidneys C. Anterior pituitary thyoid D. Adrenal cortex; adrenal medulla. E Posterior pituitary; anterior pituitary 61. Which the following glands is NOT part of the endocrine system? of A parathyroid gland B-salivary gland C pituitary gland D adrenal gland E thyroid gland 62 Generally, members of which flatworm class are nonparasitic? A.Tubellaria B. Trematoda C. Cestoda D.Monogenia E-A,C, and D

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Q:        Which of the following is a function performed directly by RNA molecules during gene expression

ANS:   Reading DNA template to make RNA transcript

Q:        Information in Both of the main steps of central Dogma depends directly upon:

Ans:     Reading the DNA template

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Q)        What is mutualistic association between roots and fungi called?

C. Mycorrhizae

The association between roots and fungi is called as Mycorrhize.

It is symbiotic (both of them as positively affected, having advantage of this association) because plants gets phosphate and few other minerals which are lost into soil and in turn fungi gets sugars from plant

60 Q)   Oxytocin and Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH) are produced by the hypothalamus and stored in the neurohypophysis

Oxytocin is released from hypothalamus and it is secreted into blood stream from posterior pituitary glands when neurons are excited. It acts mainly on breast and uterus in body. During child birth and lactation it shows major effects on these parts.

61. which of the following glands is not part of endocrine system

B. Salivary glands

The main function of salivary glands is to secrete saliva into your mouth. Through salivary ducts which are present near to upper teeth and submandibular under tongue.

62. Generally members of which flatworms class are nonparasitic?

A.        Turbellaria

Flatworms are divided into Turbellaria (nonparasitic) and parasitic groups Trematode, Cestoda and Monogenea

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