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Which one of the following helps in the opening of stomata?

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Chapter: [6] Photosynthesis
Concept: Regulation of Stomatal Opening for Carbon Dioxide Intake

Study the diagram given below and fill in the blanks with suitable words:

In order to prove that carbon dioxide is necessary for

(a) ______, a potted plant is placed in dark for 48 hours to (b) ______ the leaves. A part of a leaf is inserted into a conical flask containing potassium hydroxide solution. This is to absorb (c) ______ from the flask. The plant is then placed in sunlight for a few hours. The experimental leaf is tested for starch. The part of the leaf that was inside the conical flask turns (d) ______, whereas the part of the left outside turns (e) ______ in colour.

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Chapter: [6] Photosynthesis
Concept: Concept of Photosynthesis

Expand the abbreviation - NADP.

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Chapter: [6] Photosynthesis
Concept: Process of Photosynthesis

Assertion (A): All food chains begin with herbivores.

Reason (R): Green plants are heterotrophs.

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Chapter: [6] Photosynthesis
Concept: Concept of Photosynthesis

Sam observed a slide containing the lower epidermis of a leaf under a microscope. A number of tiny openings between the epidermal cells were present as shown below in the diagram:

What are these tiny openings called?

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Chapter: [6] Photosynthesis
Concept: Regulation of Stomatal Opening for Carbon Dioxide Intake

Sam observed a slide containing the lower epidermis of a leaf under a microscope. A number of tiny openings between the epidermal cells were present as shown below in the diagram:

Name the cells that regulate the opening and closing of the structures.

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Chapter: [6] Photosynthesis
Concept: Regulation of Stomatal Opening for Carbon Dioxide Intake

Sam observed a slide containing the lower epidermis of a leaf under a microscope. A number of tiny openings between the epidermal cells were present as shown below in the diagram:

Which ion is responsible for the opening and closing of the openings?

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Chapter: [6] Photosynthesis
Concept: Regulation of Stomatal Opening for Carbon Dioxide Intake

Mention the significance of the following mineral:

Magnesium for green plants.

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Chapter: [6] Photosynthesis
Concept: Chlorophyll: The Vital Plant Pigment

Draw a neat, labelled diagram of a chloroplast.

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Chapter: [6] Photosynthesis
Concept: Chlorophyll: The Vital Plant Pigment

What is Parthenocarpy?

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Chapter: [7] Chemical Coordination in Plants
Concept: Plant Hormones

Name the following:

A gaseous plant hormone which promotes the ripening of fruits.

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Chapter: [7] Chemical Coordination in Plants
Concept: Plant Hormones >> Ethylene

Study the diagram given below and answer the questions that follow:

  1. Name the phenomenon depicted by the shoot in the above diagram.
  2. Which plant hormone plays an important role in the above movement?
  3. Complete and rewrite the given statement by filling in the correct terms:
    Shoots show positive ______ whereas, roots show positive ______.
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Chapter: [7] Chemical Coordination in Plants
Concept: Plant Hormones

Read the explanation given below and name the structure:

Food conducting tissue in vascular plants.

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Chapter: [7] Chemical Coordination in Plants
Concept: Plant Hormones >> Auxins

Give one example of Parthenocarpy.

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Chapter: [7] Chemical Coordination in Plants
Concept: Plant Hormones

The international health organisation which educates people in accident prevention.

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Chapter: [7.1] Health Organisations
Concept: International Bodies: WHO (World Health Organisation)

Antibiotic and Antibody [Source]

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Chapter: [7.1] Health Organisations
Concept: International Bodies: WHO (World Health Organisation)

Give biological reasons for the following:

Some women have facial hair like heard and moustache.

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Chapter: [7.1] Health Organisations
Concept: International Bodies: WHO (World Health Organisation)

The immunity acquired by providing readymade antibodies from outside for treating certain infectious diseases.

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Chapter: [7.1] Health Organisations
Concept: Common Health Problems in India

Differentiate between Red Cross and WHO (one activity)

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Chapter: [7.1] Health Organisations
Concept: International Bodies: WHO (World Health Organisation)

Give scientific reasons: Injury to medulla oblongata leads to death.

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Chapter: [7.1] Health Organisations
Concept: Common Health Problems in India
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