A: Slime moulds have the characters of both plants and animals.
R: Reproductive phase is animal-like and vegetative phase is plant-like.
A: Methanogens can show symbiotic association with eukaryotic organisms.
R: They are used for the production of biogas.
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A: Lichens do not grow in polluted areas having SO2.
R: Lichens secrete carbonic acid and oxalic acid on barren rocks.
A: Secondary mycelium of Agaricus is binucleated.
R: Secondary mycelium is formed by somatogamy of primary mycelium.
A: Phycobiont is the dominant parent in lichens.
R: Algal components in the dual organisms can be eukaryotic only.
A: Unicellular eukaryotes are included in Monera.
R: Unicellular eukaryotes have 70S cytoribosomes.
A: Slime moulds form fruiting bodies under unfavourable conditions.
R: Naked plasmodium is formed during favourable conditions.
A: DNase can inhibit the process of transformation.
R: Transformation is absorption of DNA segment from the surrounding medium by a living bacterium.
A: MLOs are pleomorphic and non-motile monerans.
R: They are insensitive to antibiotics like penicillin.
A: Majority of bacteria are autotrophs.
R: Chemoheterotrophic nutrition is absent in bacteria.
A: Holophytic protistans are important phytoplanktons and they contribute 80% of the total photosynthesis.
R: They lack chemosynthetic nutrition and utilize non sulphur organic compounds as the source of electron and proton in carbon assimilation.
A: Sexual spores in pink mould are meiospores produced endogenously.
R: They develop flask shaped fruiting bodies in the sexual life cycle.
A: Azotodesmic lichens are biofertilisers enriching nitrogen contents in soil.
R: This ability is due to the presence of heterocystous blue-green algae as phycobiont components.
A: Viroids are not included in the five kingdom system.
R: They are non-cellular.
A: Viruses which infect animals generally possess ssRNA or dsRNA or dsDNA.
R: Phytophagineae generally contain dsDNA.