When a trait exhibits complete co-dominance rather than complete dominance, a cross between heterozygote results deviation of following;

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#Unit 10. Ecological Principles

Aquatic ecosystems that are most readily damaged by acid are those that lack an important buffer that dissolves into the runoff after a precipitation event. What is this buffer?

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#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology

In the plants, due to mutation in the mitochondrial genome causing cytoplasmic male sterility can be influenced by the nuclear gene (Rf),  which is dominant over the cytoplasmic mitochondrial genome. If a male sterile plant  is pollinated by the fertile male plant with homozygous (Rf)condition, the progeny obtained in F1 will have

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#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology

In Neurospora crasssa, the mutant exhibit poky phenotype, when a female of  poky strain is crossed with a normal strain acting as a male , all progeny individuals shows poky phenotype . however, the reciprocal cross resulted in all normal progeny. These results can be explained on the basis of 

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#Unit 6. System Physiology – Plant

Various sensors monitor ROS levels in cells; an increase in ROS activates a signal transduction network. ROS scavenging is carried out by antioxidant molecules ____X_________and by antioxidant enzymes such as____Z_________

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#Unit 6. System Physiology – Plant

Following are certain statements related to plants water deficit condition;

a) Inhibits Leaf Abscission

b) Enhances Root Extension into Deeper, Moist Soil

c) Limits Photosynthesis within the Chloroplast

d) decreases Resistance to Liquid-Phase Water Flow

e) Increases Wax Deposition on the Leaf Surface

f) Alters Energy Dissipation from Leaves

Which of the following combination given statements is correct 

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#Unit 6. System Physiology – Plant

Physiological and biochemical perturbations in plants caused by fluctuations in the abiotic environment, given column I with environmental factor and with its effects in the form of primary effects  in column II and secondary effects  in column III

COLUMN I        (environmental factor )	COLUMN II            (primary effects)	COLUMN III         (secondary effects)
A) Water deficit	i) Hypoxia,  Anoxia	a) Membrane dysfunction
B) High temperature	ii) ROS production	b) Reduced cellular and metabolic activities, Leaf abscission, Ion cytotoxicity and Cavitation
C) Trace element toxicity	iii) Photo inhibition	c) Reduced respiration,     Fermentative metabolism,       Inadequate ATP production ,  ROS production and  Stomatal closure
D) Flooding and soil compaction	iv) Membrane destabilization	d) Inhibition of PSII repair
E) Chilling	v) Cell dehydration and Hydraulic resistance	e) Disruption of metabolism
F) High light intensity		f) Photosynthetic and respiratory inhibition, ROS production

Find out the correct combination of given above column;