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#Question id: 10758


The component of the soil water potential is hydrostatic pressure  (ψp) ,

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  1. For wet soils, ψp is very close to zero and For dry soils, ψp decreases and can become quite negative
  2. For wet soils , ψp is above to zero and For dry soils, ψp decreases and can become quite negative
  3. For wet soils , ψp is negative and For dry soils , ψp increases and can become positive
  4. For wet soils , ψp is positive and for dry soils , ψp increases and can become also positive  
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#Question id: 15362

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Aflatoxin a fungal metabolite found in moldy grains, induces

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#Question id: 7495

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A train 100 m long is running at the speed of 30 km/hr. Find the time taken by it to pass a man standing near the railway line.

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#Question id: 19046

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Which of the following techniques is used to study the three-dimensional structure of a molecule?

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#Question id: 12724

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In response to sudden, 5 to 10°C rises in temperature, plants produce a unique set of proteins referred to as heat shock proteins (HSPs). There are five classes of heat shock proteins found in plants such as;

       HSP class

 Examples (Arabidopsis / prokaryotic)

      Cellular location

 

I) HSP100

 

 

a) AtTCP-1 / GroEL, GroES

 

i) Cytosol

 

II) HSP90

 

 

b) Various AtHSP22, AtHSP20, AtHSP18.2, AtHSP17.6 / IBPA/B

 

ii) mitochondria

 

III) HSP70

 

 

c) AtHSP101 / ClpB, ClpA/C

 

iii) chloroplasts

 

IV) HSP60

 

 

d) AtHSP70 / DnaK

 

iv) endoplasmic reticulum

 

V) smHSP

 

 

e) AtHSP90 / HtpG

 

Match the following HSPs   with their correct location and the examples of the HSPs;


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#Question id: 5740

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Pollen from one species germinates on the stigma of another related species and sexually fertilizes the ovule. Most of the resulting plants are sterile but some of the resulting offspring undergo chromosome duplication resulting fertile plants. The fertile offspring are known as