CSS :: Forestry Environment
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| 71. |
Relationship between nitrogen fixing bacteria and a legume plant is described as: |
| A. |
Mutualistic |
B. |
Parasitic |
| C. |
Saprophytic |
D. |
Commensal |
Answer: Option A
Explanation:
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| 72. |
Commensalism is a relationship between two organism in which: |
| A. |
One is benefitted, other remains unaffected |
B. |
One is benefitted, other remains unaffected |
| C. |
Both are benefitted |
D. |
Both are unaffected |
Answer: Option B
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| 73. |
Proximity of water level at low depths of soils results in development of: |
| A. |
No roots at all |
B. |
Curved roots |
| C. |
Long roots |
D. |
Shallow roots |
Answer: Option C
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| 74. |
The migration of locuats corresponds to: |
| A. |
Periodic magration |
B. |
Long distance migration |
| C. |
Short distance migration |
D. |
None of these |
Answer: Option A
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| 75. |
Which adaptation is seen in the leaf insect? |
| A. |
Migration |
B. |
Camouflaging |
| C. |
Batesion mimicry |
D. |
Mullerian mimicry |
Answer: Option B
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| 76. |
Symbiois means: |
| A. |
Harmful relationship of two organisms |
B. |
A process advantageous to algae |
| C. |
Living together |
D. |
Phenomenon useful to fungi |
Answer: Option C
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| 77. |
The first plants to reappear in a badly burnt forest area will most probably be: |
| A. |
Mosses |
B. |
Liverworts |
| C. |
Ferns |
D. |
Grasses |
Answer: Option D
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| 78. |
When one organism is benefited without affecting the other, it is called: |
| A. |
Parasitism |
B. |
Commensalism |
| C. |
Saprophytism |
D. |
Symbiosis |
Answer: Option B
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| 79. |
Phytotron is the device through which : |
| A. |
Electrons are bombarded |
B. |
Plants are grown in controlled environment |
| C. |
Mutations are produced plants |
D. |
True breeding plants are produced |
Answer: Option B
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| 80. |
The term 'ethology' was coined by: |
| A. |
Reiter |
B. |
Haeckel |
| C. |
Warming |
D. |
Hilaire |
Answer: Option D
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