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Biology- One-Liners- for various competitive examinations
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The subject plays an important role in various competitive examinations conducted by various organizations. Biology bits help a lot.
1-The study of trees called Dendrology.
2- The other name of root cap is Calyptra.
3-Clinostat is an apparatus used to demonstrate photoperiodism.
4-In Japan the hormone gibberellin was discovered.
5-The insectivorous plants are
1. Drosera
2. Dionaea
3. Aldrovanda
4. Utricularia.
6-The organelle where photosynthesis takes place is Chloroplast.
7- The modification of stem to carry the function of the leaf is called cladode. Example: Opuntia.
8-Bacteria which do not have flagella are called Atrichous bacteria.
9-The most common nutritive tissue for the developing embryos in angiosperm known as Endosperm.
10-A flying fox is a kind of bat.
11- Murrah is a hybrid buffalo which is a high milk producer.
12-Pangolin is a mammal which does not have teeth.
13-Animals have hair as they help to retain the internally producing heat.
14-Cheetah is the fastest on foot
15-Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin.
16- Robert Koch discovered the bacterium which causes anthrax.
17-Edward Calvin Kendall was the inventor of cortisone.
18-John Ray in 17th century proposed the term Species.
19-Sperm Whale animal has the biggest brain.
20-The animal Chameleon has a tongue longer than its body.
21-Herbivorous is the term used to describe plant-eating animals.
22-A viviparous animal is one that gives birth to young ones.
23- Tortoise living animal has the longest lifespan
24- Invertebrates are a division of the animals which have no vertebral column.
25- The male reproductive part of the flower is known as Stamens.
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