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    Chlorosis is produced in the leaves due to the deficiency of Fe, Mg, Mn, S or N. Out of these essential elements, those that are exclusive constituents of chlorophyll molecule are
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    The dominant epistasis ratio is
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    Carbamate pesticides act by combining with acetylcholine esterase enzyme. Which of the following is/are carbamate(s)?
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    The “Cri-du-chat” syndrome is caused by change in chromosome structure involving
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    The pollination of two flowers on different plants is known as
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