Botany Interview Questions
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Explain how does caffeine effect plant growth?

532

What are living reservoirs?

486

Define electrophoresis?

655

Explain how do you determine if a molecule is polar or non-polar?

589

Define respiratory quotient?

498

How does caffeine effect on plant growth?

486

Define telome theory?

579

Explain the signs of male and female plants?

548

Explain apomixix?

534

Explain the importance of solanaceae?

502

Define botanical garden?

588

Explain the characteristic feature of a carrier protein in a plasma membrane?

518

What is the use of burette?

560

Explain polyembryony?

525

Explain the main components of sindhur?

533


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Un-Answered Questions { Botany }

What is the Sexual System of Linnaeus?

1525


What is pure botany? What is applied botany?

591


Who created the two-part naming system used in biology?

560


How do bulbs reproduce?

1493


Why Gymnosperms have become less than Angiosperms and What is the evolutionary trend between them?

1438






Name of gymnosperms and angiosperms having anticancerous properties?

1569


what are aromatic plants?

1556


Late blight of potato and early blight of potato symptoms differences?

1524


What is the chromosome number of Ginkgoes?

1661


Which sex(es) of flowers in the Cucurbitaceae have nectary disks? Why?

2409


Explain the main components of sindhur?

533


You have been provided with a set of plates of fungi isolated from a diseased leaf, one Chytridiomycota, one Zygomycota, one Ascomycota and one Basidiomycota. The signs of infection indicate that the disease has been caused by a member of Ascomycota which does not form a sexual stage easily. What features would you look for in your isolates to indicate if the target fungus was present?

1477


How does fertilizers can be made?

1339


The xylem tissue that carries water is called?

1576


what is the importance of the medicinal plant morinda elliptica?

1530