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#Question id: 10565

The term Yp is the hydrostatic pressure of the solution

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  1. Positive pressures raise the water potential and negative pressures reduce it
  2. Positive pressures reduces the water potential and negative pressures also reduce it
  3. Positive pressures raise the water potential and negative pressures also raises it
  4. Positive pressures raise the water potential and negative pressures raises it
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#Question id: 15866

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Tissues and cells cultured in a liquid medium produce a single cells and cells clumps of few to many cells; these are called;
TLS Online TPP Program

#Question id: 15866

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Tissues and cells cultured in a liquid medium produce a single cells and cells clumps of few to many cells; these are called;
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#Question id: 15867

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Which of the following culture is used for the production of primary and secondary metabolites?
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#Question id: 15867

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Which of the following culture is used for the production of primary and secondary metabolites?
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#Question id: 15868

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If the culture is kept in stationary phase for a prolonged period, the cells may die. Why?
a) due to the time taken for doubling of cell number
b) duration of a cell generation is too large, depending mainly on the plant species.
c) stationary phase is forced on the culture by a depletion of the nutrients
d) due to an accumulation of cellular wastes
TLS Online TPP Program

#Question id: 15868

#SCPH05 I Biotechnology

If the culture is kept in stationary phase for a prolonged period, the cells may die. Why?
a) due to the time taken for doubling of cell number
b) duration of a cell generation is too large, depending mainly on the plant species.
c) stationary phase is forced on the culture by a depletion of the nutrients
d) due to an accumulation of cellular wastes