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    The form of pigment which inhibits germination is 

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    The birth and death rates of four countries are given below. Which one will have the least population growth rate?

    CountryBirth rate/1000Death rate/1000
    P155
    Q2510
    R3518
    S4841

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    The pineapple which under natural condition is difficult to blossom has been made to produce fruits throughout the year by application of

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    Choose the correct answer among the alternatives given :
    The graph below shows the relationships of per capita population growth rate (r), fecundity (b) and age at first reproduction ($$\alpha$$) in an animal species:
    What is the most important conclusion to be drawn from the graph?

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    Ageing is retarted by

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     Because of the which of the following reason/s, growth stops completely during the stationary phase?

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    If there is a leaf at a node bearing a single branch in its axil, a transverse section of the node shows the vascular system of the main stem, then the

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    Which of the following is stress hormone?

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    Which of the following plant growth response is primarily due to the action of auxins?

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    Growth in plant is : 

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