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8301.

Cells of squamous epithelium are [CPMT 1973; DPMT 1979; MP PMT 1994]

A. Tall with elongated nuclei
B. Cube like
C. Flat and tile like
D. Columner or cuboidal in shape
Answer» D. Columner or cuboidal in shape
8302.

Schneiderian membrane is found in [BHU 1987]

A. Nasal passage
B. Trachea
C. Bowman's capsule
D. Loop of Henle
Answer» B. Trachea
8303.

Reproductive cells (germinal epithelium) are made up of which of the following epithelial tissue [CPMT 1976]

A. Cuboidal
B. Columnar
C. Squamous   
D. Sensory
Answer» B. Columnar
8304.

An association of two species where both the partners derive mutual benefit from each other is [HP PMT 2005]

A. Parasitism
B. Symbiosis
C. Commensalism
D.   Predation
Answer» C. Commensalism
8305.

Which is not a part of atmosphere [MP PMT 2005]

A. Light
B. Temperature
C. Edaphic factor
D.   Precipitation
Answer» D.   Precipitation
8306.

The main aim of 'Earth Summit' organised at Brazil was

A. To think over ozone layer depletion in stratosphere
B. To increase oxygen in atmosphere
C. To encourage agriculture
D. To use solar energy
Answer» B. To increase oxygen in atmosphere
8307.

Acclimatization is [MHCET 2004]

A. Pure-line breeding
B. Pure-line selection
C. Introduction
D. Adaptation to new environment
Answer» E.
8308.

The instrument which measures wind velocity is [MP PMT 2004]

A. Lactometer
B. Anemometer
C. Hydrometer
D. Barometer
Answer» C. Hydrometer
8309.

In which one of the following pairs is the specific characteristic of a soil not correctly matched [CBSE PMT 2004]

A. Chernozems - Richest soil in the world
B. Black soil - Rich in calcium carbonate
C. Laterite - Contains aluminium compound
D. Terra rossa - Most suitable for roses
Answer» E.
8310.

In commensalism [MP PMT 2004]

A. Both partners are benefitted
B. Both partners are harmed
C. Weaker is benefitted while stronger is unharmed
D. None of these
Answer» D. None of these
8311.

Humus is important for plant growth because [BVP 2003]

A. It is partially decomposed
B. It is derived from leaves
C. It is rich in nutrients and increases the water holding capacity of soil
D. It is made up of dead organic matter
Answer» D. It is made up of dead organic matter
8312.

Which one of the following is a right matching pair of certain organism(s) and the kind of association [AIIMS 2003]

A. Shark and sucker fish-Amensalism
B. Algae and fungi in lichens-Mutualism
C. Orchids growing on trees-Parasitism
D. Cuscuta (dodder) growing in other flowering plants-epiphytism
Answer» C. Orchids growing on trees-Parasitism
8313.

Humus is found in [CPMT 2003]

A. Top portion of soil
B. Middle portion of soil
C. Deep portion of soil
D. None of these
Answer» B. Middle portion of soil
8314.

The average concentration ofin the atmosphere is

A. 10 ppm
B. 100 ppm
C. 300 ppm
D. 1000 ppm
Answer» D. 1000 ppm
8315.

Surface water of lake enrich in having [AFMC 2003]

A. Organic substance
B. Minerals
C. Inorganic substance
D. Pollutants
Answer» B. Minerals
8316.

Ozone hole means [AFMC 2001]

A. Hole in the stratosphere
B. Same concentration of ozone
C. Decrease in concentration of ozone
D. Increase in the concentration of ozone
Answer» D. Increase in the concentration of ozone
8317.

Clay soil is obtained [Pb. PMT 2000]

A. In desert
B. Around ponds
C. On seashore
D. On rocks
Answer» C. On seashore
8318.

A bird enters the mouth of crocodile and feed on parasitic leeches. The bird gets food and crocodile gets ribs of blood sucking leeches. Both the partners can live independently. Such an association is [BHU 2001]

A. Mutualism
B. Amensalism
C. Commensalism
D. Protocooperation
Answer» E.
8319.

Soil is a mixture of [Pb. PMT 2000]

A. Sand and clay
B. Sand and humus
C. Clay and humus
D. Sand, clay and humus
Answer» E.
8320.

Territoriality occurs as a result of [AFMC 1999; BVP 2000; Pb. PMT 2004]

A. Parasitism
B. Predation
C. Co-operation
D. Competition
Answer» E.
8321.

When the organisms live together in such a manner that one organism is benifitted, while other has no effects, it is called [CPMT 1998]

A. Commensalism
B. Parasitism
C. Mutualism
D. All of the above
Answer» B. Parasitism
8322.

Which of the following statements is incorrect [KCET 1998]

A. Lichen, an association of fungus and algae is an example of Mutualism
B. Those Epiphytes which use other plants for support only and not for water or food supply are examples of Commensation
C. Sea-anemone on hermit-crab is an example of protocooperation
D. Mutualism, protocooperation, commensalism cannot be included under Symbiosis
Answer» E.
8323.

What will be the environmental consequence of 25% increase oflevel in our atmosphere

A. Direct pollution
B. Death of all plants
C. Death of all animals
D. Green-house effect
Answer» C. Death of all animals
8324.

Stopage of reproduction in an organism by creating hurdle in its biology or physiology or its distruction by use of another organism is known as [CBSE PMT 1996]

A. Predation
B. Competition
C. Biological control
D. Physiological control
Answer» D. Physiological control
8325.

Crop rotation is helpful because [CPMT 1995]

A. It gives more nitrates in the soil
B. It gives more sulphates in the soil
C. It gives more nitrogen in the soil
D. It gives more phosphorus in the soil
Answer» B. It gives more sulphates in the soil
8326.

Which is the main causative factor of desertification [CBSE PMT 1995]

A. Developmental activities
B. Tourism
C. Overgrazing
D. Irrigated agriculture
Answer» D. Irrigated agriculture
8327.

Which one of the following factors is biotic [CPMT 1993]

A. Photoperiod
B. content to the soil
C. Texture and porosity of soil
D. Rainfall
Answer» C. Texture and porosity of soil
8328.

Mycorrhiza, a relationship between fungi and roots of higher plants is [CPMT 1993]

A. Parasitic relationship
B. Saprophytic relationship
C. Symbiotic relationship
D. Epiphytic relationship
Answer» D. Epiphytic relationship
8329.

The best source of energy in the environment is [DPMT 1992]

A. Water
B. Soil
C. Trees
D. Ponds
Answer» D. Ponds
8330.

If the strong partner is benefitted and the weak partner is damaged, it is known as [NCERT 1980]

A. Amensalism
B. Symbiosis
C. Predation
D. Allotrophy
Answer» D. Allotrophy
8331.

Which of the following is not a biotic component [MP PMT 1990]

A. Phytoplankton
B. Herbivores
C. Light
D. Bacteria
Answer» D. Bacteria
8332.

Biotic factors are [CPMT 1981]

A. Chemical factors of soil which affect life
B. Physical factors of soil which affect life
C. All living organisms which influence other organisms
D. Factors of atmosphere which affect life
Answer» D. Factors of atmosphere which affect life
8333.

When one organism is benefitted without affecting the others is called [CPMT 1977, 83, 2000; DPMT 1984, 92]

A. Parasitism
B. Commensalism
C. Saprophytism
D. Symbiosis
Answer» C. Saprophytism
8334.

Soil erosion is greater when [Pune CET 1998]

A. There is no rain
B. The rainfall is low
C. Winds do not blow
D. The rainfall is received in heavy downpour
Answer» E.
8335.

Insectivorous plants grow on [CPMT 1994]

A. Deficient soil
B. Deficient soil
C. Deficient soil
D. Deficient soil
Answer» B. Deficient soil
8336.

Salinity of the soil is often caused due to [CPMT 1989]

A. Accumulation of soluble minerals near or in the surface in arid region
B. Excessive addition of water
C. Rapid evaporation of surface water
D. Excessive leaching
Answer» B. Excessive addition of water
8337.

Soil conservation can be best achieved by having [CPMT 1988]

A. Wind screens
B. Good plant covers
C. Restricted human activity
D. Low rainfall
Answer» C. Restricted human activity
8338.

Mulching helps in [BHU 1983]

A. Soil fertility
B. Moisture conservation
C. Improvement of soil structure
D. Soil sterility
Answer» C. Improvement of soil structure
8339.

Sheet erosion is caused by [CPMT 1990]

A. Fast running rivers
B. Wind
C. Heavy rains
D. Glaciers
Answer» D. Glaciers
8340.

Deep black soil is considered to be highly productive due to high proportion of [CBSE PMT 1991]

A. Silt and earthworm
B. Clay and humus
C. Gravel and
D. Sand and
Answer» C. Gravel and
8341.

Which of the following ecological factor exerts a direct effect

A. pH
B. Topography
C. Mineral elements
D. Humidity
Answer» E.
8342.

Loss of upper fertile layer of soil is known as [MP PMT 1988]

A. Pedogenesis
B. Pedosolization
C. Soil erosion
D. None of the above
Answer» D. None of the above
8343.

Solubility and availability of plant nutrients are more related to [EAMCET 1981; BHU 1984]

A. Soil pH
B. Soil porosity
C. Soil temperature
D. Soil colour
Answer» C. Soil temperature
8344.

The pH of a fertile soil is usually around [CPMT 1977, 83, 87; MP PMT 1989; CBSE PMT 2001]

A. 44257
B. 44383
C. 44477
D. 44541
Answer» C. 44477
8345.

The best soil for healthy and vigorous growth of the plant is [DPMT 1974, 83; BHU 1991; 1995]

A. Clay
B. Loam
C. Sandy soil
D. None of the above
Answer» C. Sandy soil
8346.

Deforestation has an alarming effect on [DPMT 1984, 86; AIIMS 2001]

A. Increase in grazing area
B. Sunlight
C. Weed control
D. Soil erosion or desertification of habitat
Answer» E.
8347.

An area of soil is thoroughly wetted and allowed to drain until capillary movement of water stopped. The water contents of the soil will give an estimate of its [AIIMS 1980; MP PMT 1990; AFMC 1987; CPMT 1992]

A. Capillary water
B. Storage water
C. Field capacity
D. Gravitational water
Answer» D. Gravitational water
8348.

Edaphic factors are related to [CPMT 1976, 2000; KCET 1994]

A. Soil
B. Animal
C. Man
D. Temperature
Answer» B. Animal
8349.

The resource which regulates the flow of energy in desert ecosystem is the availability of

A. Light
B. Water
C. Minerals
D. Heat
Answer» C. Minerals
8350.

Edaphology is the relationship between [AIIMS 1999]

A. Plant and biosphere
B. Animal and ecosystem
C. Soil and living organisms
D. Soil and biosphere
Answer» D. Soil and biosphere