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#Question id: 12669


Water potential of plants under various growing conditions, and sensitivity of various physiological processes to water potential, during  water potential  0→ -1 MPa,  which of the following  physiological condition will not be seen ;

#Unit 6. System Physiology – Plant
  1. Stomatal conductance
  2. Protein synthesis
  3. Solute accumulation
  4. Cell expansion
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#Question id: 19825

#Unit 12. Applied Biology

The elicitor produced by a pathogen is which type of molecule 1. Protein encoded by an avirulence gene 2. Products of metabolic activity of this protein Which of them are correct?

1. Protein encoded by an avirulence gene

 2. Products of metabolic activity of this protein

Which of them are correct? 

Which of them are correct?ch of them are correct? 

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#Question id: 19824

#Unit 12. Applied Biology

Several biochemical reactions heading to the production of active oxygen species, phytoalexin biosynthesis occurs due to

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#Question id: 19823

#Unit 12. Applied Biology

The elicitors are recognized by receptor-like molecules present in resistant plants. This recognition initiates several biochemical reactions such as

1. Phytoalexin biosynthesis

2. Cell wall reinforcement

3. Release of hydrolytic enzymes

4. Rapid cell death

Which of the following is/are correct?

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#Question id: 19822

#Unit 12. Applied Biology

Recognition of which molecules by receptor-like molecules present in resistant plants initiates several biochemical reactions?

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#Question id: 19821

#Unit 12. Applied Biology

The incompatible reaction is found in obligate parasites, and is associated with hypersensitive response of the host triggered by certain unique molecules called 

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#Question id: 19820

#Unit 12. Applied Biology

The hypersensitive response is triggered by certain unique molecules, called elicitors, of pathogen origin. The elicitors are recognized by receptor-like molecules present in