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Botany NET Question Paper (Part-1)

Dear Students, Welcome to Botany NET Question Paper. This MCQ set consists of Advanced Botany / Plant Science Multiple Choice Questions wtaken from the previous year question papers of CSIR NET Life Sciences Examination. These questions can be used for the preparation of CSIR NET, ICMR JRF, DBT BET JRF, […]

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PG Level Plant Physiology Questions and Answers (Set-3)

Dear Students, Welcome to Plant Physiology MCQ-07. This MCQ set consists of Advanced (Post Graduate Level) Plant Physiology Multiple Choice Questions taken from the previous year question papers of CSIR JRF NET Life Sciences Examination. These questions can be used for the preparation of Competitive examinations in Biology / Life […]

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Plant Physiology CSIR NET Questions (Set-2)

Dear Students, Welcome to Plant Physiology MCQ-06. This MCQ set consists of Advanced (PG Level) Plant Physiology CSIR NET Questions with Answer Key taken from the previous year question papers of CSIR JRF NET Life Sciences Examination. These questions can be used for the preparation of Competitive examinations in Biology […]

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Plant Physiology Questions from CSIR NET Examination (Set-1)

Dear Students, Welcome to Plant Physiology MCQ-05. This MCQ set consists of Advanced (PG Level) Plant Physiology for CSIR NET Questions with Answer Key taken from the previous year question papers of CSIR NET Life Sciences Examination. These questions can be used for the preparation of Competitive examinations in Biology […]

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Anomalous Secondary Thickening in Storage Roots Sweet Potato

Anomalous Secondary Thickening in Storage Roots (Dicots) Ø  In many dicots, the root functions as a storage region. Ø  The secondary growth in these storage roots is usually anomalous type. Example: Ø  Secondary thickening in Beta vulgaris (Beetroot – Chenopodiaceae) Ø  Secondary thickening in Ipomoea batatas (Sweet potato – Convolvulaceae) […]

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