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DNA stands for:
deoxyribonucleic acid
dicotyledonous nuclei
deoxidized nuclei
all of above
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The lipids, carbohydrates, and proteins are considered as
mosaic molecules
organic molecules
inorganic molecules
plasma molecules
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The examples of compound tissues include
nervous and connective tissues
phloem and xylem tissues
support and ground tissues
epithelial and muscle tissues
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The cambium located on lateral parts of plants on the outer side is called
vascular cambium
cork cambium
shoot cambium
root cambium
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The tubulin protein is a major component of
flagella and mosses
ferns and cilia
Volvox and mosses
flagella and cilia
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The name of the scientist who proposed extension of cell theory is
Robert Bentley
Rudolf Virchow
David Bellamy
Thomas Bell
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The specific behavior of cells to maintain the shape of sort portions of shrubs and trees is
osmosis of cells
turgor of cells
opening of stomatas
diffusion of cells
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The bacteria are also known as
cytoplasma
macroplasma
mycoplasma
microplasma
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According to Robert Hooke, the ‘honeycomb’ like tiny compartments in the cork are
cellulae
cellulose
quadrants
cellulite
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The most common chemical of the primary wall is
nucleolus
cellulae
cellulose
cellulite
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