Question
Which physiological disorder in cotton is caused by
excessive nitrogen and results in vigorous vegetative growth but poor boll formation?Solution
Rank growth is a condition in cotton caused by high nitrogen and irrigation, leading to excessive vegetative growth at the expense of reproductive development, reducing boll setting and yield.
What is it called when the root exudate of one plant affects another?
Glucose is a type of
An albuminous seed showing hypogeal germination is :
In electron transport system, ____ is the terminal electron acceptor.Â
In linkage process,  Acetyl CoA is formed by the oxidative decarboxylation of ____
The first stable compound formed in the photosynthesis of C3 plants is:Â
What is the main function of guttation?
Which plant has stomata only on the upper surface of its leaves?
Which of the following plant hormones is responsible for delaying leaf senescence and is known as the "anti-aging hormone"?
Which hypothesis explains solute movement based on a pressure gradient between source and sink?
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