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Widal test is used to diagnose
a. Typhoid
b. Schilder
c. Salmon
d. Malaria -
The disease which is transmitted by mosquitoes is
a. Malaria
b. Leprosy
c. Malarial fever
d. Chickenpox -
Powdery mildew disease is transmitted by
a. White flies
b. Thrips
c. Mealy bugs
d. Aphids -
Ground nut bud necrosis disease is transmitted by
a. Aphids
b. Mealy bugs
c. Thrips
d. White flies -
Plant disease caused by Xanthomonas oryzae is
a. Xyella fastidiosa
b. Bacterial blight
c. Xanthomonas
d. Xylella fastidiosa -
Bacterial soft rot of vegetables is characterized by
a. Pectolytic enzyme
b. Ribonuclease
c. Polyphenol oxidase
d. None -
The order of sequences are called
a. Exons
b. Introns
c. Mutons
d. Recon -
Polytene chromosome is found in
a. Reproductive active segment of the chromosomes
b. Non reproductive active segment of chromosomes
c. Synctium
d. Allopathy -
The position where the pollen rests from flower or ovule is called
a. Pollen grain
b. Germination
c. Stigma
d. Ovule -
The example of selective toxic is
a. Crescporin
b. Penicillin
c. Vaccine
d. Fungicide -
An example of effective host is
a. Foundation seed
b. Certified seed
c. Hybrid seed
d. Foundation seed -
In CBSV second stage
a. 8 loaves
b. 6 loaves
c. Certified seed stage
d. Certified seed stage -
A mutation which substitutes one amino acid for another is
a. Silent mutation
b. Non sense mutation
c. Missense mutation
d. Sense mutation -
According to Chargaff's rule in DNA,
a. A = G
b. A = T
c. A = C
d. A = G -
The classical Mendelian traits are
a. Additive
b. Complex
c. Quantitative
d. Polygenic -
An example of virus containing ds DNA
a. Gemini virus
b. Caulimovirus
c. Tobamvirus
d. Tobravirus
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