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#Question id: 38794


Q . What is the primary biological principle that allows thermotherapy to work for virus elimination? 

#Plant Biotechnology
  1.  High temperatures stimulate the plant’s immune system to fight viruses. 
  2. Most viruses are inactivated at temperatures lower than the plant's lethal limit. 
  3. Heat increases the plant's growth rate, allowing it to "outrun" the virus. 
  4. Viruses are attracted to heat and leave the plant tissues during treatment.

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#Question id: 37889

#Plant Biotechnology

Consider the following statements regarding vascular differentiation:
1. Auxin is the principal limiting factor for vascular differentiation.
2. Gibberellic Acid (GA) is essential for the differentiation of phloem.
3. Lower levels of NH4+ and NO3- inhibit vascularization.
4. A high Cytokinin : Auxin ratio can promote both xylem and phloem differentiation.

Which of the statements given above are CORRECT?

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#Question id: 37890

#Plant Biotechnology

In which plant were the TED genes (TED2, TED3, TED4) identified as being expressed during the redifferentiation of mesophyll cells into tracheary elements?

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#Question id: 37891

#Plant Biotechnology

In the context of vascular tissue differentiation in vitro, which of the following sucrose concentrations is correctly matched with the type of tissue it predominantly induces? 

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#Question id: 37892

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Which of the following statements regarding the molecular basis of tracheary element differentiation is CORRECT? 

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#Question id: 37893

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Tracheary element differentiation is considered an irreversible process. What is the primary cytological reason for this? 

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#Question id: 37894

#Plant Biotechnology

Match the term with the correct definition regarding cell regeneration pathways:

List I (Process)List II (Description)
A. Organogenesis1. Direct formation of embryos from somatic cells
B. Somatic Embryogenesis2. Dedifferentiation → callus → redifferentiation → organs
C. Proliferative Cycle3. Daughter cells are copies of mother, differentiate without division
D. Quantal Cycle4. Daughter cells differ from mother, less likely to differentiate