Match the test in Group I with its application in Group II
Which one of the options given correctly matches the alkaloids in Group I with their source plants in Group II?
Match the following rice diseases in Group I with their causal agents in Group II.
Periderm is a protective tissue found in stems and roots of gymnosperm and woody dicotyledons. It contributes to the increased thickness by secondary growth. Match the peridermal components given in Group I with the cell/tissue types given in Group II.
Match the tasks given in Group I with the associated techniques conventionally used as listed in Group II.
The schematic depicts an unexpanded plant cell within a hypocotyl with the arrangement of cellulose microfibrils marked on its cell wall.
Enzyme activity profiles as a function of time in the absence or presence of different types of feedback mechanisms are shown in the figure below. Match the following feedback mechanisms with the corresponding profiles in the figure. (p) No feedback mechanism (q) Negative feedback mechanism with short delay (r) Negative feedback mechanism with long delay (s) Positive feedback mechanism
Intracellular concentrations of ATP, ADP, and inorganic phosphate in four cell types are given below. Which one of these cell types has the most negative \(\Delta G\) for ATP hydrolysis?
Compound $X$ gives alcohol $P$ as the major product for the reaction: \;i) CH$_3$MgBr ii) H$_3$O$^+$. Suitable option(s) for $X$ is/are. ($P$ is the benzylic tertiary alcohol bearing two CH$_3$ groups)
