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Provides an in-depth and comprehensive overview of the plant physiology and metabolism. Topics covered include guttation, mineral elements, pressure flow model and nitrogen fixation. Photosynthetic pigments, chlorophylls; plant hormones require study. An important guideline for all students of plant physiology, agriculture, forestry preparing for semester and competitive examinations. Transpiration process, cell division, light reaction with relevance to application in plant sciences is also covered. A significant model question paper to score the top aggregate in academic preparation and a step towards excellence.

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FINAL EXAM
Plant Physiology & Metabolism
MM: 80 Time: _ hours
Section A
Q.1 Attempt all the following parts:
Multiple Choice Questions (40x1=40)
1.The physiology and metabolism in plants always utilizes:
a)nitrogen b)phosphorus c)potash d)water.
2.Evaporative loss of water from the aerial parts of plant is:
a)bleeding b)transpiration c)guttation d).sweating.
3.The process of guttation occurs due to:
a)osmosis b)diffusion c)active force d)root pressure.
4.Mark the essential element in plant metabolism:
a)nitrogen b)phosphorus c)potash d)All the above.
5.Mineral elements naturally synthesized by plants include:
a)essential- b)non-essential elements c)macro- d)micronutrients
6.Transport of molecules from low to high concentration using ATP is:
a)passive transport b)active transport c)osmosis d)diffusion.
7.Transport of molecule from high to low concentration without ATP is:
a)diffusion b)endosmosis c)exosmosis d)all the above.
8.Carriers, channels and pumps are part of:
a)active transport b)passive transport c)osmosis d)diffusion.
9.Proteins essentially require the mineral nutrient:
a)phosphorus b)potash c)nitrogen d).magnesium.
10. Chlorophyll has the mineral ion:

, a)nitrogen b)phosphorus c)potash d)magnesium.
11.Translocation of food in the plant occurs through:
a)xylem vessel b)cortical tissue c)parenchyma d).phloem.
12.Girdling experiment demonstrates:
a)water potential b)active transport c)passive transport d)translocation.
13.Pressure flow model demonstrates:
a)active transport b)phloem loading-unloading c)root pressure d)carriers.
14.Photosynthetic pigments include:
a)chlorophyll b)carotene c)xanthophylls d)all the above.
15.In Light Reaction of photosynthesis, the following synthesized:
a)ATP b)NADPH c)ATP&NADPH d)glucose.
16.In Dark Reaction of photosynthesis, the following synthesized:
a)ATP b) NADPH c)ATP&NADPH d)glucose.
17.C3, C4 and CAM pathways are part of:
aLight reaction b)dark reaction c) both d).mineral nutrition.
18.The pathway found in all plants is:
a)C3 b)C4 c)CAM d)all.
19.The pathway found in tropical plants is:
a)C3 b)C4 c)C3 & C4 d).CAM.
20.The pathway found in desert plants is:
a)C3 b)C4 c)CAM d)C3 & CAM.
21.Anaerobic respiration includes:
a)only glycolysis b)only TCA cycle c)glycolysis &TCA d)none.
22.The key enzyme for dark reaction is:
a)phosphatase b)kinase c)RUBISCO d)isomerase.
23.Complete breakdown of glucose occurs in:

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H. E. Street, W. Cockburn Plant Metabolism
Edition: 2014 ISBN: 9781483279374 Edition: Unknown

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