1. Death
2. Reproduction
3. Physiotherapy
4. Both (a) and (b)
Both (a) and (b)
1. A carbon- carbon double bond
2. An ionic bond
3. A hydrogen bond
4. Van der Waal’s interaction
A carbon- carbon double bond
1. Genus
2. Species
3. phylum
4. kingdom
Species
1. Have an energy level of about 1 kcal/mol
2. Are stable relative to kinetic energy of molecules at room temperature
3. Are readily broken at room temperature
4. Are the main force in maintaining the three dimensional structure of large molecules such as proteins
Are the main force in maintaining the three dimensional structure of large molecules such as proteins
1. International code of Botanical Nomenclature
2. International congress of Biological Names
3. Indian Code of Botanical Nomenclature
4. Indian Congress of Biological Names.
International code of Botanical Nomenclature
1. have more than 90 per cent similar genus
2. look similar and posses identical secondary metabolites.
3. have same number of chromosomes
4. can reproduce freely with each other and form seeds.
can reproduce freely with each other and form seeds.
1. Highly organized and complete entities formed of one or more cells
2. Carry out and control numerous chemical reactions
3. Cannot acquire energy
4. Grow in size, develop and produce offsprings similar to them
Cannot acquire energy
1. Cell level and end in biosphere
2. Molecular level and end in ecosystem
3. Submicroscopic molecular level and end in biosphere
4. Microscopic cellular level and end in biosphere
Submicroscopic molecular level and end in biosphere
1. phoneticscladistics
2. biosystematics
3. numerical taxonomy
4. chemotaxonomy.
numerical taxonomy
1. Oxygen atom bears a partial negative charge
2. Each hydrogen atom has partial, positive charge
3. Oxygen atom has a positive charge and hydrogen a negative charge
4. Both (a) and (b)
Both (a) and (b)