Question
Chloride cells are present in which part of teleost
fishes ?Solution
Chloride cells' are present in the gills of fresh-water teleosts. The chloride cells of the gill secretory epithelium of fish that make the transition from fresh water to sea water adapt to the increased salinity by responding to a rapid signal that stimulates chloride secretion.
Which among the following is a method of identifying leader?
The following are the steps of chemiosmotic ATP synthesis in the light reaction. Arrange them in correct order of their occurence-
(A) H diffuse ...
The “Nutrient Index” concept in soil fertility assessment was introduced by:
Which is the lead agency for implementing e-NAM?
 'Opaque-2' mutant of maize has:
Match set AÂ with set BÂ
On the basis of climatic condition, Walnut is an example of which type of fruit crop?
Who has become the first women Director General of World Trade Organization?
Most adopted training system in India for grapevines isÂ
White eye deficiency is found in which crop?