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1.

What is the origin of muscular tissue​

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ANSWER:

IT DEVELOPS FROM THE MESODERMAL GERM LAYER

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2.

Origin of muscular tissue​

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the ORIGIN of MUSCULAR tissue is EMBRYONIC LAYER

3.

What is similarities between National Park and herbarium​

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Explanation:

National park:

1. Places where living plant collections of different varieties are maintained.

2. These INCLUDE medicinal, economic important, Industrial, cultivated ornamental, ETC. PLANTS.

3. Here the living plants are only grown.

4. Modern botanical garden are quite big and possess GREENHOUSES, a herbarium, a library and research laboratories.

Herbarium:

1. Place where a collection of dried, pressed and well preserved plants specimens are kept.

2. Here plant materials are arranged according to a system of classification.

3. It also posses wood materials, microslides, photographs, drawings, etc.

4. Herbarium is comparatively a small INSTITUTION present inside a botanical garden or in an university.

4.

What measures must be taken to prevent spoillage and insect attack of harvesting grain​

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Various measures must be taken to PREVENT spoilage & insect attack of harvesting grain . It includes

a) SPRINKLING of pesticides in appropriate & RIGHT intervals of time

b) Using biofertiliser as a method .

C) summer Digging of soil into deep.

5.

What is ascending order of magnitude ?​

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Order of MAGNITUDE. FRACTIONS can be arranged in either ascending or DESCENDING order of magnitude. Ascending order is the arrangement from the LOWEST to the highest number while descending is the arrangement from the highest number to the lowest.

6.

What is Acid rain? why it's fall Nd what's the effect of acid rain.​

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Acid rain, or acid deposition, is a BROAD term that includes any form of precipitation withacidic components, such as SULFURIC or nitric acid that fall to the ground from the ATMOSPHERE in wet or dry forms.

Acid rain has been shown to have adverse impacts on forests, freshwaters and soils, killing insect and aquatic life-forms as well as CAUSING damage to BUILDINGS and having impacts on human health.

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study about hybridization various plants and animals answer the following question name the hybridization species what are the characters characters who developed it and where was it developed​

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(A.) Some of the hybridization species are : Liger (produced from the crossing of Lion and Tiger) , Cama (produced when Make Camel and Female Llama were crossed) , Mule (cross between Male Donkey and Female Horse).

(B.) CHARACTERISTICS :

1. Hybridisation species are those in which any TWO INDIVIDUALS of different species are crossed to obtain a new species.

2. In this method, the offsprings shows similar TRAITS as that of their parents.

(C.) In the year 1931, a chemist NAMED 'Linus Pauling' DISCOVERED the process of hybridisation.

8.

Describe berifly the various process of medical audit

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EXPLANATION:

INTRODUCTION. Audit in healthcare is a process used by health professionals to assess, evaluate and improve care of PATIENTS in a systematic way. Audit measures CURRENT practice against a defined (DESIRED) standard.

9.

Difference between "evergreen broadleaf" forest and "coniferous" forests same

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Explanation:

Whereas CONIFER denotes the reproductive methods of trees, evergreen pertains to the nature of tree's LEAVES. ... All CONIFERS have cones, but not all EVERGREENS have cones. Not all evergreens are conifers. There are many tropical trees that have broad leaves that they keep all year long and reproduce with FLOWERS.

10.

Differemce between induced pluripotent stem cells and embryonic stem cells

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Both are pluripotent cells and can differentiate into DIFFERENT cells but iPS cells are GENERATED in lab after reprogramming somatic cells whereas ES cells derived from inner cell mass (ICM) of EMBRYO before IMPLANTATION. ... Their pluripotency is an advantage in regenerative medicine...

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11.

Which activity of the framer can promote growth of earthworms and microbes in the field

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Plowing

Explanation:

plowing is a farming execute UTILISED for cutting , lifting , TURNING over . Manure can likewise ADVANCE the development of WORMS and microbes i the field .

12.

Hyyyy mates.....help me plzzzzz.....what is plasmolysis....very urgent....#cherryblossum.....​

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what is plasmolysis

Explanation:

Plasmolysis is the process in which cells lose water in a hypertonic solution.

The reverse process, DEPLASMOLYSIS or Cytolysis, can occur if the cell is in a hypotonic solution resulting in a lower external OSMOTIC PRESSURE and a NET flow of water into the cell. Through observation of plasmolysis and deplasmolysis, it is POSSIBLE to determine the tonicity of the cell's environment as well as the rate solute molecules cross the cellular membrane.

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13.

Write the advantage or disadvantage of Vegetative propagation???​

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Vegetative propagation => The method of GROWING plants from their vegetative parts like roots,stems or leaves etc is known as vegetative propagation.

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  • Plants produced by vegetative propagation have flowers and fruits much EARLIER than plants produced by SEEDS.
  • It is easy, fast method and can be used for propagation of plants which cannot be produced by seeds.
  • The plants produced by vegetative propagation bears similar Characteristics as their parents.

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  • Since, plants are genetically very similar and almost identical,no NEW VARIATION can be generated.
  • Plants can still suffer from various plants diseases.
14.

Mention 2 main features of (1) endoplasmic reticulum and (2) lysosomes​

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15.

At high altitudes where there is less oxygen, the human body adapts itself by

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in LACK of OXYGEN anaerobic respiration TAKES PLACE

16.

A squat is an example of what kind of strength-related curve?

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it is an example of LINEAR ascending strength CURVE.

17.

Describe and give example of the cell process deplasmolysis

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Explanation:

In DEPLASMOLYSIS, water from the outside ENVIRONMENT rushes into the cell through a process called osmosis, which CREATES turgor pressure. The cytoplasm and plasma membrane push against the cell WALL, thereby helping the PLANT to stand upright again

18.

A.......... is an association of symbiotic relationship between an alga and a fungus​

Answer» LICHEN is the SYMBIOTIC ASSOCIATION between an ALGA and a FUNGUS
19.

Explain advantage of broadcasting​

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Explanation:

Advantages of broadcasting :

It’s live! – You can deliver a message, announcement or gig, in real time, as it happens without any delay.

No limits – events can run as long as necessary, as they are not limited to TV scheduling, DVD/ video length.

Interaction – users can interact with the event, through integrated voting, chat or by accessing website links, RESOURCES that relate to the streaming media event.

Contribution – questions can be posed live to the speakers by EMAIL, TELEPHONE call INS or EVEN video conferencing.

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20.

Can Theory of creation be right?

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CARL Linnaeus, in the 18TH CENTURY, established a system of CLASSIFICATION of species by similarity. At the time, the system of classification was SEEN as the plan of organization used by God in his creation. Later, the theory of evolution applied it as groundwork for the idea of common descent.

21.

The conversion of complex food is colled.............​

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ASSIMILATION: The conversion of absorbed FOOD in COMPLEX substances such as proteins and vitamins REQUIRED by body is called assimilation. In other words, assimilation is the CONVERSIONOF absorbed food (nutrients) into living tissues.

22.

Whàt prevents entry of food particules into wind pipe​

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23.

What is the first prime minister of indi​

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jawharlal nehru is the 1st PRIME minister of India...

NARENDRA MODI is the present prime minister. .......

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24.

How do plants obtain nitrogen?​

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they comuse nitrgenous COMPOUNDS which are converted from atmospheric nitrogen by nitrogen FIXING bacteria LIKE CYANOBACTERIA

25.

HYYYY MATES HELP ME....what is transpiration....#CHERRYBLOSSUM....​

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Transpiration is the process of water movement through a plant and its evaporation from AERIAL parts, such as leaves, STEMS and flowers. Water is necessary for plants but only a small amount of water TAKEN up by the ROOTS is used for growth and metabolism. The REMAINING 97–99.5% is lost by transpiration and guttation. 

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26.

What are the process involved in human respiration

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the lungs are the main organ to do this.the first step to this process is breathing in air ,or inhaling.lnhalation MEANS brining in air rich in oxygen into the body.the third process is cellular respiration,which PRODUCE cemical energy that the CELL in the body NEED,and carbon dioxide.

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27.

Define nature,development,major subfield of human geography

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Answered May 7, 2019. Human geography is the geographical study of phenomena of earth's surface, which are DUE or relate DIRECTLY to the activities of man. It is the study of man's RECIPROCAL relationship with his environment. The main FOCUS of human geography is the relationship between human and natural environment.

28.

Decrease in turgidity of guard cells opening stomata

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29.

Define parthenocarpy.What are parthenocarpic fruits

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Parthenocarpy

Parthenocarpy is the a process by which a seedless FRUIT is produced without PROPER fertilization.

PARTHENOCARPIC fruits

Fruit which are formed without fertilization of ovules is called parthenocarpic fruits

The fruit is seedless.

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30.

Describe phylogenetic tree and approaches to device phylogenetic tree

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EXPLANATION:

The root of the tree represents the ANCESTRAL lineage, and the TIPS of the branches represent the DESCENDANTS of that ancestor. As you move from the root to the tips, you are MOVING forward in time. When a lineage splits (speciation), it is represented as branching on a phylogeny.

31.

Certain pathogens are tissue and organ specific justify the statement with suitable example​

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Certain pathogens are tissue and organ specific because the nutrients required for them are PRESENT only in those ORGANS.  

Explanation:

For example when a plasmodium falciparum that is the malarial parasite enters the hum BODY through a mosquito it DIRECTLY invades the red blood corpuscles of the body.

It infects and multiplies in population only in the Red blood corpuscles, after it has reached its complete capacity that is the red blood cells are tightly PACKED with the parasites, then they burst open and display the infection.  

32.

The indicator used to telt the presence of starch in leaves.​

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IODINE SOLUTION is a indicator which tell the presence of STARCH in LEAVES

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33.

What are the components of transport system in plants and animals? show it in flowchart form.​

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Transportation In Plants

Transport in plants – plants are the type of organisms that have an autotrophic mode of nutrition. By taking in carbon DIOXIDE from the air, minerals, and water from the soil, plants make their own food. After that, they release OXYGEN and water vapor. This process is Photosynthesis.

By this process, plants synthesize their food in the leaves. For trees, leaves are considered to be food factories. For the process of photosynthesis, raw materials should be transported to the leaves. For transport in plants, they need a transport system to move food, water, and minerals around because for them no heart, no blood, and since these plants do not have a circulatory system, transportation makes up for it.

Why is Transportation An Essential Process?

To circulate water, essential nutrients, excretory products and gases within the plants for various purposes, transportation in plants is NECESSARY. In vascular tissues, this transportation in plant takes place. By a suction force, water and minerals are transported to various parts of the plant.

Vascular tissues are normally conducting tissues. Formation of these tissues can be done by xylem and phloem of a plant. Without the use of pump how water moves up the plant against gravity in tubes made of dead xylem cells can be explained by only transportation process.

The Process of Transportation

In plants, there are pipe-like vessels through which water and minerals can enter the plants. These vessels are made up of elongated cells and thick walls. A group of cells forms a tissue which performs a specialized function within the organisms. These are conducting tissues. These conducting tissues are divided into two types which are xylem and phloem.

Xylem: It is a vascular tissue that spreads from the top to bottom of the plant. For the transport of water molecules, it helps a lot. It also plays a vital role in case of dissolved substances from the root hairs to aerial parts of the plant. It transfers water in one direction. Commonly, xylem OCCUPIES the central part of the vascular bundle. It mainly includes different types of cells such as tracheid, vessels, and xylem parenchyma and xylem fibres.

Phloem: It is also a vascular tissue. In a plant where the necessity of food molecules is there, by the use of phloem transportation process will take place. Some elements are there in the phloem such as sieve elements, phloem parenchyma, fibres and companion cells.

The transportation process in this tissue is bidirectional. In association with xylem, it forms vascular BUNDLES. The edges of vascular bundles are occupied by phloem.

34.

Certain pathogens RTC organ specific justify the statement with suitable example​

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ANSWER:

PATHOGENS are DISEASE CAUSING GERMS

35.

Is it possible to make human a mutant?

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ANSWER:

YES it is POSSIBLE.......

36.

Do you think that cell process plays a major role in our day to day life?​

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ANSWER:Yes

Explanation:It is so because CELL is our FUNDAMENTAL and STRUCTURAL UNIT.

37.

What are process involved in human respiration

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38.

Explain broadcasting and it's advantage​

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39.

Which one of the following areas in India, in not a hotspot of biodiversity?A) Eastern ghatsBV Gangetic plainC) SunderbansD) Western ghatsT...​

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ANSWER:

B ganetic PLAIN is not a HOTSPOT of BIODIVERSITY

40.

Alternative name for subcutaneous nodules in neurofibromatosis

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Explanation:

neurofibromatosis has a variable phenotypic expression that includes dermatologic MANIFESTATIONS. Some patients may have a primarily cutaneous expression, while others may have life-threatening or SEVERELY disfiguring complications.

Neurofibromatosis is an autosomal dominant disorder that AFFECTS the bone, nervous system, SOFT tissue, and skin. At least 8 different clinical phenotypes of neurofibromatosis have been identified, and they are linked to at least two genetic disorders. Clinical manifestations increase over time. Neurologic PROBLEMS and malignancy development may supervene.

41.

Activity to prepare a temporary mount of leaf peel to show stomata

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AIM ...

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to prepare a temporary mount of leaf peel to show its STOMATA ......

Requirements ...

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Leaf of a plant like lily, Bryophyllum , or tradenscantia, forceps, waych glass, slide, coverslip , brush, needles, safranin, glycerine, and microscope .

Principal Involved ...

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Stomata are minute appertures ( openings ) present on the surface of the leaf . they are generally more on the lower EPEDERMIS . Each stomata is surrounted by two bean-shaped cells called “gaurd cells” . Theae cells have differential thickenings, i.e. THICKER inner wall facing the stoma and thinner outer wall . The turgidity of gaurd cells controls the opening and closing of stomata . Stomata heps in exchange of gases and water vapours between the atmosphere land leaf .

Procedure ...

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1 ) Pell off the leaf from its under surface and put the peel in a watch glass containing water .

2 ) Add a few drops of Safranin stain into the watch glass to stain the peel .

3 ) After staining put the peel on the cleaning slide and cut it in a RECTANGULAR or square shape .

4 ) With the help of a filter paper, remove the excess of stain and water .

5 ) Put a drop of glycerine on the slide over the peel, gently put the coverslip to avoid the entry of air bubbles and observe under the microscope .

Observations ...

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1 ) Epidermis consists of a single layer of cells which are irregular in outline and without intracellular spaces .

2 ) Minute appertures ( openings ) are seen which are imbedded in epidermal cells .

Result ...

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The minute apperture seen in the mount are stomata . Each stomata is surrounded by two bean-shaped cells called gaurd cells .

Precautions ...

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1 ) The epidermal peel should be taken from a freshly plucked leaf .

2 ) Always hold the slide by its edges to avoid making the slide dirty .

3 ) Always use a brush to transfer the peel from petri dish to the slide .

4 ) The peel should be cut to a PROPER size and its curling must be avoided .

5 ) The peel should be mounted in the centre of the slide .

6 ) The peel should not be allowed to dry .

7 ) Always keep the coverslip gently to avoid the entry of air bubbles .

8 ) Oozing of glycerine should not be there .

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42.

A group of plants or animals with similar traits of any rank is called

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a group of PLANTS or animals with SIMILAR TRAITS of any RANK is called classification of kingdom

43.

A key function of the autonomic nervous system involves control of

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ANSWER:

A key FUNCTION of the autonomic nervous SYSTEM involves CONTROL of brain

44.

Bioassay systems used in pharmaceutical evaluation

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A bioassay is an analytical method to determine concentration or potency of a SUBSTANCE by its effect on living cells or tissues. Bioassays were used to ESTIMATE the potency of AGENTS by observing their EFFECTS on living animals (in VIVO) or tissues (in vitro).

45.

Biodiversity loss how is effecting the human beings

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5.4 Human well-being will be AFFECTED by biodiversity loss both directly and indirectly. Direct effects include an increased risk of sudden environmental changes such as FISHERIES COLLAPSES, FLOODS, droughts, wildfires, and disease.

46.

Decrease in blood pressure will not causes releases what

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Answer:

because (b) A decrease in blood pressure / volume STIMULATES the RELEASE of RENIN, aldosterone, and ADH while ...

EXPLANATION:

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47.

Benefits of hot water lemon and honey in the morning

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the BENEFITS of hot water lemon and honey are very usefull for REDUCING CALORIE(FAT)...

48.

Deficiency of which element will appear first in younger leaves?

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ANSWER:

sulphur is the element which APPEARS in younger leaves. it INDICATES that the element is RELATIVELY immobile .

49.

Decision tree model is better option for health risk prediction

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ANSWER:

DECISION of TREE. model is very GOOD risk

50.

What is placenta? write about its function??​

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Answer:

what is placenta? write about its function??

EXPLANATION:

The placenta is a temporary organ that connects the DEVELOPING fetus via the umbilical CORD to the uterine wall to allow nutrient uptake, thermo-regulation, waste ELIMINATION, and gas EXCHANGE via the mother's blood supply

Function:

to fight against internal infection; and to produce hormones which support pregnancy.